Hi,
From the expression you have mentioned it seems, you have right clicked on the attribute in Developer window and selected Copy. :happy:
You can try using “FirstObject XML Editor” which is available at the below link:
[URL]http://www.firstobject.com/dn_editor.htm[/URL]
You can download the Zipped EXE version, as that will be good enough for your purspose.
You just need to go to the exact attribute for which you want to extract information, right-click on it and select path. The path to that variable will be copied to clipboard and will also be displayed in a bottom pane. You can use this path as part of any usages requiring XPath expressions.
As you might have noticed by now (if you have already tried using it), there are no array index specifications.
One last point, don’t take this post as if I am promoting the above mentioned editor.
I use it extensively in my projects and am very impressed by it. :happy:
I don’t have any sample document but I believe the XPath expression you need is:
/SHOW_ITEM_004/DATAAREA/SHOW_ITEM/ITEMHEADER/ITEMLOCATN/SITELEVEL
Regards,
Hemanth
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