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Asked: May 17, 20262026-05-17T19:57:47+00:00 2026-05-17T19:57:47+00:00

I have an loaded some XML in an XMLDocument object. I am iterating through

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I have an loaded some XML in an XMLDocument object. I am iterating through the document by using an

For Each node As XmlNode In doc.GetElementsByTagName("Item", [NAMESPACE])
   'Do Stuff
Next

I would like to use xpath within this loop to pull out all nodes with the name of “MyNode”
I would have thought i would simply have to do node.SelectNodes(“MyNode”), but this returns a list of zero.

<Root>
<Item>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode>
<RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode>
</Item>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode>
<RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode>
<Item>
</Item>
<Item>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<MyNode></MyNode>
<RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode>
<RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode>

</Item>
</Root>

Do i have to do something extra?

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    2026-05-17T19:57:48+00:00Added an answer on May 17, 2026 at 7:57 pm

    An XPATH of “MyNode” should work, my guess is your [NAMESPACE] is wrong. Try calling GetElementsByTagName() without the NAMESPACE. Either that, or look at the code in your loop and make sure you don’t have a malformed WriteLine() or something.

    Please excuse the following C# example as I seldom use VB. It demonstrates that your XPATH is correct…

    string xml = @"
    <Root> 
        <Item> 
            <MyNode></MyNode> 
            <MyNode></MyNode> 
            <MyNode></MyNode> 
            <RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode> 
            <RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode> 
        </Item> 
        <MyNode></MyNode> 
        <MyNode></MyNode> 
        <MyNode></MyNode> 
        <RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode> 
        <RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode> 
        <Item> 
        </Item> 
        <Item> 
            <MyNode></MyNode> 
            <MyNode></MyNode> 
            <MyNode></MyNode> 
            <RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode> 
            <RandomOtherNode></RandomOtherNode> 
    
        </Item> 
    </Root> 
    ";
            XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
            doc.LoadXml(xml);
            foreach (XmlNode node in doc.GetElementsByTagName("Item"))
            {
                foreach (XmlNode n2 in node.SelectNodes("MyNode"))
                    Console.WriteLine("{0}:{1}", node.Name, n2.Name);
            }
    
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