--- Wendell Piez <wapiez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yes, this works if your context node is C1001's parent. (And you
> don't need 
> the './' step; that just says start at the context node, which it
> will do 
> anyway unless the path starts with '/').

You are right.  But being a "green horn" at this, I can find my
mistakes easier if I use ./ before my node names.  This is my crutch,
if you will.

Mike F.


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