treed | Powerful Tree Editor | Dataset library

You will want to traverse down the tree and get the last one. This collects all the li and takes the last one, then adds the last class. Use this in place of your .is statement.

As you can see, all you need is to change the element text to change the material design icon. You can change it freely and it works every time.

Seems like your code needs to be split into smaller functions for you to find out where is you error.

You can easily improve your result by changing two things:

1. Change ";" to ;, because xsl:text does not require quotes.
2. Add xpath-default-namespace="urn:CREA.Search.Property" to your xsl:stylesheet element. This will fix all of your XPath expressions, because the XPaths were all missing the default namespace defined in your XML by which is affecting all of its children.

So your XSLT-2.0 code should look like this:

The 0 comes from the initial value of root.

insertInTree takes the old root and returns the new root, so you need something like

The "issue" that you have is not that there are multiple _gco_Date elements, but that your task is not to find one element and do something to that same element. Although you haven't stated this explicitly (and it isn't clear what possible structure variations the document might have), I could formulate your goal as follows:

find and modify an element with tag _gco_Date that has a parent (tagged _gmd_date?) which in turn has a sibling with a child having _gmd_CI_DateTypeCode tag if and only if that latter tag has an attribute 'codeListValue' equal to 'revision'.

If this (or something similar) is what you need, then you have to use the document structure rather than simply iterate over the elements without regard to what's where. The element-tree object gives you everything you need to achieve this (you can get the parent, list of children, list of siblings, etc.).

This is a primitive example that you can use as a base (NOT the best coding in the world, just a prototype!):

When you call rpc.HandleHTTP(), you are using gobs encode and decode. Read more about gobs in: https://blog.golang.org/gobs-of-data and https://golang.org/pkg/encoding/gob/.

In file https://golang.org/src/net/rpc/server.go you can read this:

To use jsonrpc in Go, you must use the codec from package net/rpc/jsonrpc instead of net/rpc.

Package jsonrpc implements a JSON-RPC 1.0 ClientCodec and ServerCodec for the rpc package. For JSON-RPC 2.0 support [...]

(Ref. source: https://golang.org/pkg/net/rpc/jsonrpc/)

So above following the code in main.go:

Given the code and the comments you can delete the below section which is responsible for adding a click event on those anchor tags that shows/hides the tree below, it also prevents the default behavior, which in this case would be to follow the link.

I managed to find a solution that works for me.

The porblem was that the driver.findElement(By.id(fieldName)); causes an exception sometimes.

When I change the test and code as I posted below it works for mee.

Your test has no assertions.

Make one if your methods return a boolean. Or make the check method return an actual value and use script table's check keyword to compare that actual to an expected value.