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From: xbytor
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:14

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> Is it possible to get the node knowing the ID value?

Take a look at the XML.xpath() method. That's it's purpose. The version in 
Adobe's interpreters will choke on more complicated expressions, but looking for 
nodes with a particular attributes should be something it can handle.

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