The xpath should provide an id

So $currentPage/@id should work

(if you already have a node selected try clearing that, saving the form and then setting the xpath)

That's what i thought but it's just reloading the same page. I want to send it to a sibling of a particular doc type so:

$currentPage/parent::*[@isDoc]/child::*[@isDoc and name()='QuizVoucher']/@id

But this doesn't work

As I understand, you want to get all sibling nodes?

You can use 2 operators: following-sibling and preceding-sibling. Their sum will give you all following and preceding nodes of one level..

And about $currentPage/parent::*[@isDoc]/child::*[@isDoc and name()='QuizVoucher']/@id ... I've check itm it works fine.. May be wrong node name?

@Dan, and does the form editor store your xpath ? If it doesn't make sure to clear the selected nodeid first, then save the form and then set the xpath

If it does save your xpath and it doesn't work then you propably have an error in your xpath expression

It did store the XPATH and I did delete the selected node first.

However it just started working this morning after no changes. Is there some caching mechanism that may have caused this?

There is a form cache but this should be cleared if you make any changes to the form...

But glad it's working!

Cheers,
Tim

Thanks Tim. I did find a post about a video on this topic but couldn't locate the video. Does it exist?

Yeah there was one, but looks like it got lost when we migrated to the new site, will re-add those missing ones.

Cheers,
Tim

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