choroba++ has provided the solution below.
Here's a couple of links you may find useful:
- XML Path Language (XPath)
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This shows the syntax from the W3C Recommendation. Note the difference between //path and .//path.
- XML::XPath - MANIFEST
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This has numerous examples of usage. In the past, I've found the code in the t/ directory particularly useful.
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I will be reviewing the links today. Also super exited about mastering XML parsing. My intent is to save this information into a database, and then creating an interface for the reports.
Thank you for your help!
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