Different results with Xpath, online and in studio

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

@Pascal_Hakkers
this should be the explanation for the behaviour. With logging out the element name you can verify if it is in use.

Here is an approach on how to handle without xpath (Me too I do like to work with xpath as well)

XML Parse

Hi @mikamol Find the attached sample Main.xaml (8.1 KB) that is showcasing following: Retrieving all Field elements Retrieving all Id elements (Parent is Field) Retrieving the particular Answer Value for a particular Id As this XML is defining the namespace:` xmlns="urn:abou:documents:ka:Case The Root element Name is not Case it is: e.g. urn:abou:documents:ka:Case:Case So the namespace part is to take into account Solved with using namespace manager Kindly note the order from a XML Docu…

In case of your structure is not too complex you may go with the local name trick:

Value returned from blank Xpath

@KMota While I was working on your issue, you solved by yourself. Great xpath: “string(//*[local-name()=‘nNF’]/text()[1])” would return the value. Go on with the API that you currently used in your solution. I feel its easier to use on the start. And you are doing similiar, working with the local name. And it was the issue with the namespaces. A namespace let you allow to group elements in so called namespaces. In case you have more namespaces in use and e.g. some elements have the sam…