Modifying an attribute with xpatch

["Walsh, Mark" <ma...@csu.edu.au>]

I am trying to use the <xpatch> task to change the attribute
check-reload from yes to no in the sitemap element in cocoon.xconf.

 

Unfortunately, running my patch below causes the check-reload attribute
to change from "yes" to "yesno". 

 

My patch looks like this 

<cocoonxconf xpath="/cocoon/sitemap/@check-reload"

 
remove="/cocoon/sitemap/@check-reload/text()">no</cocoonxconf>  

 

Before running the patch, the line in cocoon.xconf looks like this.

<sitemap check-reload="yes"  .../>

 

After running my patch, the line in cocoon.xconf looks like this.

<sitemap check-reload="yesno" .../>

 

Any ideas/help would be appreciated. I am using cocoon 2.1.4

Re: Modifying an attribute with xpatch

[Ralph Goers <Ra...@dslextreme.com>]

Walsh, Mark wrote:

> I am trying to use the <xpatch> task to change the attribute 
> check-reload from yes to no in the sitemap element in cocoon.xconf.
>
>  
>
> Unfortunately, running my patch below causes the check-reload 
> attribute to change from "yes" to "yesno".
>
>  
>
> My patch looks like this
>
> <cocoonxconf xpath="/cocoon/sitemap/@check-reload"
>
>              
> remove="/cocoon/sitemap/@check-reload/text()">no</cocoonxconf> 
>
>  
>
> Before running the patch, the line in cocoon.xconf looks like this.
>
> <sitemap check-reload="yes"  .../>
>
>  
>
> After running my patch, the line in cocoon.xconf looks like this.
>
> <sitemap check-reload="yesno" .../>
>
>  
>
> Any ideas/help would be appreciated. I am using cocoon 2.1.4
>
We do this with
<xconf xpath="/cocoon/sitemap" add-attribute="check-reload" value="no" 
add-comments="false"/>

However, some enhancements were made to xpatch and I don't recall if 
they are in 2.1.4 or only in 2.1.5.1.

Ralph


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