Hi Monks, I have an XML-file 'imgfile.xml' and I would like to get the values of Hight, Width and Description. I am basically capable of getting all values of all tags, but not when they are formed like in this XML-file: 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16" standalone="yes"?>
<imgfile IMGFileVersion="1.2.0.2312">
    <images>
        <views>
            <view type="contacts_view">
                <nodes>
                    <node>
                        <properties>
                            <property type="Hight">434</property>
                            <property type="Width">2346</property>
                            <property type="Description">Smile</proper
+ty>
                        </properties>
                        </node>
                    <node>
                        <properties>
                            <property type="Hight">1024</property>
                            <property type="Width">768</property>
                            <property type="Description">Background.jp
+eg</property>
                        </properties>
                        </node>
                    </nodes>
            </view>
        </views>
    </images>
</imgfile>

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Script for parsing: 
#!/usr/bin/perl


use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;

use XML::LibXML;

#my $FILENAME = ('imgfile.xml');

my $parser = XML::LibXML->new;
my $dom = XML::LibXML->load_xml(
    location => 'imgfile.xml'
);

print 'XML Version is: ', $dom->version, "\n";
print 'Document encoding is: ', $dom->encoding, "\n";

foreach my $image ($dom->findnodes('imgfile/images/views/view/nodes/no
+de/properties')) {
    say 'Description: ', $image->findvalue('./Description');
}

exit(0);

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I am trying to parse it with the perlscript above, but as you may probably understand, it only returns: (For the example I only try to get the Description-value) 
XML Version is: 1.0
Document encoding is: UTF-16
Description:      
Description:

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How can I get the value of the Description property?
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In reply to LibXML: Can't get value of attribute using DOM by timtowtdi

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