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Asked: 2026-06-10T14:47:06+00:00

Please refer the sample XML below <Actions> <Action> <Name>Forward</Name> <Value>Forward Assignment</Value> <panelID>Y0192_pnlForwad</panelID> <Status>Order Suspended</Status>

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Please refer the sample XML below

<Actions>
    <Action>
        <Name>Forward</Name>
        <Value>Forward Assignment</Value>
        <panelID>Y0192_pnlForwad</panelID>
        <Status>Order Suspended</Status>
        <from>Shop</from>
        <to>Warehouse</to>
    </Action>
</Actions>

If I know the value of “from” node, how can I determine the corresponding value of “Name” and “Value” node using an XPath expression?

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  1. Editorial Team

    If I know the value of “from” node, how can I determine the
    corresponding value of “Name” and “Value” node using an XPath
    expression?

    Use:

    /*/Action[from='Shop']/*[self::Name or self::Value]

    This selects any element named Name or named Value, whose parent is an Action child of the top element of the XML document, and (the Action parent) has a from child, whose string value is the string "Shop".

    If you want the Name and Value selected (not together but) individually, this can be done evaluting two XPath expressions:

    /*/Action[from='Shop']/Name

    and

    /*/Action[from='Shop']/Value
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