Hello dear Community, i have a large document - and i want it to parse it and spit out only parts - i.e. some matched nodes:

Question: How to get the matichng nodes out of the stuff!?

Well i try it with FireBug and FirePath (the Xpath-tool) i do it like the following:
* Load the document into my browser, if possible
* start Firebug extension/add-on
* run the FirePath extension
* and run the xpath


//acontains(@href, "schule")/@href *

then i click "Eval" button.

i find 2030 results - that are marked - how do i get them out of the firebug - to work with them?! If i have to be more precise - please let me know!! Perhaps i have to write more - and to add more information
See the screenshot - http://img259.imageshack.us/img259/7360/sceenshoteval5.jpg

- see tje many matching nodes...: The question is: how can i copy and paste the results - in order to do further processing from thereon?

look forward to hear from you

regards

In reply to saving firepath eval-results [matching-nodes] in order to do further processing from thereon by Perlbeginner1

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