I'm using XSLT to try to grab content from an html page. I want to select all the <p> tags but exclude all the <li> tags. There is one page where the li tags are not within any of the p tags. For this page, how can I select all p elements but leave out all li elements? I'm trying to use the Xpath exclusion notation, e.g. [not()]
weloki
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Why doesn't //p work?
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weloki
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OK, sorry about the bad description. I just needed to play with Xpath a bit more before I realized how it was working. The solution I used happened to be:
//div[@id='text']/p
Which simply excludes everything but the p elements in the defined path. No need for an exclusion expression.
Thank you much!
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