Answer by mykhailovskyi for SelectNodes with XPath ignoring cases in node names
We may convert xml and our variables to lower case. string value = "aBc"; XmlNode xmlnode = xmldoc.SelectSingleNode(string.Format("/some/path/add[translate(@key, 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ',...
View ArticleAnswer by Dimitre Novatchev for SelectNodes with XPath ignoring cases in node...
Just use: *[translate(name(), 'APPLICATION', 'application')='application'] /forms/action/form/@uid This selects the wanted attribute correctly in all cases when the current (initial context) node has a...
View ArticleAnswer by Martin Honnen for SelectNodes with XPath ignoring cases in node names
If the root element is the only element where the case of letters can change then you should simply do e.g. XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); doc.Load("input.xml"); XmlNode nodex=...
View ArticleAnswer by Gertjan Assies for SelectNodes with XPath ignoring cases in node names
First of all I want to mention that xml is case sensitive, so Application means something else then application, looks to me this should be fixed in the code that generates this xml but if you have no...
View ArticleSelectNodes with XPath ignoring cases in node names
I have a problem similar to the question SelectNodes with XPath ignoring cases but in my case the uppercase/lowercase problem is in the node with the name 'application' (Sometimes is 'Application'...
View ArticleAnswer by Nico M for SelectNodes with XPath ignoring cases in node names
I found the easiest approach was to load the XML file as all lowercase and then just make sure that any subsequent XPath expressions were all lower-case.Example:var xmlDoc = new...
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