Sorry Phil, Mike, I still can't get it.


<div>Primary contributions by David Ornstein 
   <a href="mailto:davido@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>davido@xxxxxxxxxxxxx</a>
      and Kai Matthews with scientific review by Dr. Karl M. Johnson. 
<p>This document provides answers to common questions about Ebola. For
more information about Ebola </p>
</div>


I want as output

<p>Primary contributions by David Ornstein 
   <a href="mailto:davido@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>davido@xxxxxxxxxxxxx</a>
      and Kai Matthews with scientific review by Dr. Karl M. Johnson. </p>
<p>This document provides answers to common questions about Ebola. For
more information about Ebola </p>

The input tree is mixed pcdata and elements.

If I match on div I then need to pull all the text() children nodes,
(which will ignore the <a > content.)

If I match on div/text() I can only tag the 'bits' of text either side of
the
<a> element, not all of it.

(xpath tool shows it up great btw) 

How can I 'gather' all the text yet still process the <a> element
within it?


regards, DaveP


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