Hello Everyone,
I have some 'ths:file' nodes with the names 2800069512 and 2800069903.
The path to these nodes are the following:
/jcr:root/permanent/280/006/951/2/
/jcr:root/permanent/280/006/990/3/
What I would like to do is get all ths:file nodes under
/jcr:root/permanent/280/006/9**. I would expect to get back both 2800069512
and 2800069903.
I have tried the following:
/jcr:root/permanent/_x0032_80/_x0030_06/_x0039_//element(*,ths:file)order by
jcr:score()
/jcr:root/permanent/_x0032_80/_x0030_06/_x0039_**//element(*,ths:file)order
by jcr:score()
/jcr:root/permanent/_x0032_80/_x0030_06/_x0039_**/*//element(*,ths:file)order
by jcr:score()
The query doesn't fail, it just returns nothing. The thing I am not sure
about is the wildcards in the path.I cannot seem to find any good examples
of this and I am relatively new to xpath.
If I run:
/jcr:root/permanent/_x0032_80/_x0030_06//element(*,ths:file)order by
jcr:score()
I get the files I am looking along with 120 others.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Neil
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