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Re: Double Eval statment outputting XPath instead of Expected Results

schuess — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 18:50:55 GMT

Jimmy:
This is because you have quotation marks around "../my:Vendors/my:Vendor_List/my:Vendor_Company", which makes it a string, rather than a path. No need for the quotation marks there.
I also suspect that you should be using just my:Vendor_Company rather than ../my:Vendors/my:Vendor_List/my:Vendor_Company.

Thank you Jimmy. You were RIGHT! Applied your changes and it works. I had messed around with this, but could not get the combination right. Was trying single quotes and double quotes in different places and combinations. Microsoft is part responsible for how they automatically format things.

Thanks again!

Re: Double Eval statment outputting XPath instead of Expected Results

Jimmy — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 18:37:31 GMT

This is because you have quotation marks around "../my:Vendors/my:Vendor_List/my:Vendor_Company", which makes it a string, rather than a path. No need for the quotation marks there.

I also suspect that you should be using just my:Vendor_Company rather than ../my:Vendors/my:Vendor_List/my:Vendor_Company.

Double Eval statment outputting XPath instead of Expected Results

schuess — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 18:22:15 GMT

Why is my double eval statement producing xpath, when I am expecting either a company name or email address?

Also, a default value is being assigned, before any selections have been made

xdMath:Eval(xdMath:Eval(../my:Vendors/my:Vendor_List, 'concat("../my:Vendors/my:Vendor_List/my:Vendor_Company", ";")'), "..")