Hi all,

A new twist is that there can be many <elseif>'s to an <if> (naturally enough), so the data can take the form:

<if/>
<elseif/>
<elseif/>
<elseif/>
<if/>
<elseif/>

Is there a neat trick of getting all following-siblings while they are of a certain name (as if they are processed linearly).  

So in the code sample above, on the first <if>, what Xpath would get the three following <elseif>'s but not the fourth (as that belongs to the second <if>)?

cheers
andrew  

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