Does any know if node set functions, such as count or position, are vaild to use in the HDi world I've been trying, but I keep having problems getting a valued returned. Below is the line that is giving me the issue. It may not be 100% correct because I am writing this from home without the exact code in front of me. I believe it's close enough to get the idea across though.
var position = this.savedbookmarks.evaluteXPath(position(//bookmark[@time="+current+")],this.savedbookmarks.documentElement);
From what I can remember, the evaluteXPath call returns a node list. In this case, it's returning a node list with a length of zero. Is there maybe a different way I should be going about this
XPath Node Set Functions
Attila Fogel
That xpath call is correct. If its returning a nodelist of length zero, that means you do not have a node called bookmark with a time attribute that matches current. Look at your format of current and the node you are trying to match - that's probably where you issue is.
There is something eerily familiar about that line...
Saji
bookysmell2004
Re-Writing
position(//bookmark[@time="+current+")]
as
"position(//bookmark[@time='+current+'])
What is +current+
The Kelvinater127