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'''Note:''' When you specify a context node, you '''NORMALLY''' need to use a [[XPath#Relative_paths|relative XPath expression]]. However, this function takes care of that technicality. | '''Note:''' When you specify a context node, you '''NORMALLY''' need to use a [[XPath#Relative_paths|relative XPath expression]]. However, this function takes care of that technicality. | ||
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Revision as of 02:32, 23 December 2011
Run a particular XPath expression p
against the context node context
(or the document, if not provided) with this overloaded XPath helper.
Returns the results as an array, unless a value of false
is passed in.
function $x() { var x=''; var node=document; var type=0; var fix=true; var i=0; var cur; function toArray(xp) { var final=[], next; while (next=xp.iterateNext()) { final.push(next); } return final; } while (cur=arguments[i++]) { switch (typeof cur) { case "string": x+=(x=='') ? cur : " | " + cur; continue; case "number": type=cur; continue; case "object": node=cur; continue; case "boolean": fix=cur; continue; } } if (fix) { if (type==6) type=4; if (type==7) type=5; } // selection mistake helper if (!/^\//.test(x)) x="//"+x; // context mistake helper if (node!=document && !/^\./.test(x)) x="."+x; var result=document.evaluate(x, node, null, type, null); if (fix) { // automatically return special type switch (type) { case 1: return result.numberValue; case 2: return result.stringValue; case 3: return result.booleanValue; case 8: case 9: return result.singleNodeValue; } } return fix ? toArray(result) : result; }
Example usage:
var paragraphs = $x("//p", XPathResult.ORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE), i=1; paragraphs.forEach(function(paragraph) { // Loop over every paragraph paragraph.innerHTML = "This is paragraph #"+(i++); });
var content=$x("//div[@class='center story']", XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE); content.innerHTML="time to eat dinner!";
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