Get the values of child tags based on the value of another child tag











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Assuming that I have a LONGTEXT column in MySQL that contains the following value



<Parent1> 
<Parent2>
<Parent3>
<id>1</id>
<name>Testing 1</name>
<age>10</age>
</Parent3>

<Parent3>
<id>2</id>
<name>Testing 2</name>
<age>5</age>
</Parent3>
</Parent2>
</Parent1>


I want to extract the values for child tags name and age where the id of Parent3 is equal to 2 but I am not quite sure what xpath should I pass to extractValue in order to achieve this.



Any guidance would be much appreciated.










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    Assuming that I have a LONGTEXT column in MySQL that contains the following value



    <Parent1> 
    <Parent2>
    <Parent3>
    <id>1</id>
    <name>Testing 1</name>
    <age>10</age>
    </Parent3>

    <Parent3>
    <id>2</id>
    <name>Testing 2</name>
    <age>5</age>
    </Parent3>
    </Parent2>
    </Parent1>


    I want to extract the values for child tags name and age where the id of Parent3 is equal to 2 but I am not quite sure what xpath should I pass to extractValue in order to achieve this.



    Any guidance would be much appreciated.










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      Assuming that I have a LONGTEXT column in MySQL that contains the following value



      <Parent1> 
      <Parent2>
      <Parent3>
      <id>1</id>
      <name>Testing 1</name>
      <age>10</age>
      </Parent3>

      <Parent3>
      <id>2</id>
      <name>Testing 2</name>
      <age>5</age>
      </Parent3>
      </Parent2>
      </Parent1>


      I want to extract the values for child tags name and age where the id of Parent3 is equal to 2 but I am not quite sure what xpath should I pass to extractValue in order to achieve this.



      Any guidance would be much appreciated.










      share|improve this question















      Assuming that I have a LONGTEXT column in MySQL that contains the following value



      <Parent1> 
      <Parent2>
      <Parent3>
      <id>1</id>
      <name>Testing 1</name>
      <age>10</age>
      </Parent3>

      <Parent3>
      <id>2</id>
      <name>Testing 2</name>
      <age>5</age>
      </Parent3>
      </Parent2>
      </Parent1>


      I want to extract the values for child tags name and age where the id of Parent3 is equal to 2 but I am not quite sure what xpath should I pass to extractValue in order to achieve this.



      Any guidance would be much appreciated.







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          You can use



          //Parent3[id=2]/name/text()
          //Parent3[id=2]/age/text()


          To extract values of name and age children of Parent3 that contain id equal to 2






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            If you want one xpath to get the results I see 2 ways of doing this



            1 :



            //Parent3[id = 2]/name/text()|//Parent3[id = 2]/age/text()


            2 :



            //Parent3[id = 2]/*[self::name|self::age]/text()





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              You can use



              //Parent3[id=2]/name/text()
              //Parent3[id=2]/age/text()


              To extract values of name and age children of Parent3 that contain id equal to 2






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                You can use



                //Parent3[id=2]/name/text()
                //Parent3[id=2]/age/text()


                To extract values of name and age children of Parent3 that contain id equal to 2






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                  You can use



                  //Parent3[id=2]/name/text()
                  //Parent3[id=2]/age/text()


                  To extract values of name and age children of Parent3 that contain id equal to 2






                  share|improve this answer












                  You can use



                  //Parent3[id=2]/name/text()
                  //Parent3[id=2]/age/text()


                  To extract values of name and age children of Parent3 that contain id equal to 2







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                      If you want one xpath to get the results I see 2 ways of doing this



                      1 :



                      //Parent3[id = 2]/name/text()|//Parent3[id = 2]/age/text()


                      2 :



                      //Parent3[id = 2]/*[self::name|self::age]/text()





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                        up vote
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                        If you want one xpath to get the results I see 2 ways of doing this



                        1 :



                        //Parent3[id = 2]/name/text()|//Parent3[id = 2]/age/text()


                        2 :



                        //Parent3[id = 2]/*[self::name|self::age]/text()





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                          up vote
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                          down vote









                          If you want one xpath to get the results I see 2 ways of doing this



                          1 :



                          //Parent3[id = 2]/name/text()|//Parent3[id = 2]/age/text()


                          2 :



                          //Parent3[id = 2]/*[self::name|self::age]/text()





                          share|improve this answer












                          If you want one xpath to get the results I see 2 ways of doing this



                          1 :



                          //Parent3[id = 2]/name/text()|//Parent3[id = 2]/age/text()


                          2 :



                          //Parent3[id = 2]/*[self::name|self::age]/text()






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