Hi,
I have an issue with the FindExpressionCollection<HtmlFindExpression>.Load(string filename)
if it try loading a file that has XPaths with sub functions such as
<?xml version.....
<FindExpressionICollectionOfHtmlFindExpression>
<FindExpressionItem key="a">XPath="//a[contains(@href,'myownvalue')]"</FindExpressionItem>
</FindExpressionICollectionOfHtmlFindExpression>
So the problem here is while loading due to comma between @href and the value Load method is considering this to be two clauses, where it is only one clause, is there any way to instruct the load method to consider this to be one comma?????
PS: What I am explaining here is just an example but I have a large number of such XPaths to be taken care of so, please do not tell me a different way to find the anchor with href myownvalue.
Thanks,
Koti Reddy. S
*Telerik Admin edited this post because of innapropriate language
I have an issue with the FindExpressionCollection<HtmlFindExpression>.Load(string filename)
if it try loading a file that has XPaths with sub functions such as
<?xml version.....
<FindExpressionICollectionOfHtmlFindExpression>
<FindExpressionItem key="a">XPath="//a[contains(@href,'myownvalue')]"</FindExpressionItem>
</FindExpressionICollectionOfHtmlFindExpression>
So the problem here is while loading due to comma between @href and the value Load method is considering this to be two clauses, where it is only one clause, is there any way to instruct the load method to consider this to be one comma?????
PS: What I am explaining here is just an example but I have a large number of such XPaths to be taken care of so, please do not tell me a different way to find the anchor with href myownvalue.
Thanks,
Koti Reddy. S
*Telerik Admin edited this post because of innapropriate language