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Hi, not really. &nbsp;I am trying to change the text of an element in an XPathDocument. <br />
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e.g. Say I have an XPath string like:<br />
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&quot;/Data/Address[tel='342323<wbr />4']&quot; which would be used to locate the Address node that has the telephone number 3423234. &nbsp;From here changes can be made to the address data.
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Hi, not really.  I am trying to change the text of an element in an XPathDocument.

e.g. Say I have an XPath string like:

"/Data/Address[tel='3423234']" which would be used to locate the Address node that has the telephone number 3423234.  From here changes can be made to the address data.

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Updating an XPathDocument using an XPath string and value<br />
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I cannot find any examples of how to do this on the web. &nbsp;Can someone help please?<br />
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Thanks
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Updating an XPathDocument using an XPath string and value

I cannot find any examples of how to do this on the web.  Can someone help please?

Thanks

Updating an XPathDocument using an XPath string and value

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