XPath JCR Sample Queries - GX DeveloperWeb - GX Developerweb

This page contains some example XPath*** queries that can be used in the [JCR browser]:

All templates:
```
//element(*, wm:template)
```

Template with ID = X:

//element(*, wm:template)[@wm:templateid=1190]

Siteworks object with ID = X:
```
//element(*)[@wm:id=72430]
```

All objecttypes:

//wm:webmanager//element(*, wm:objecttypeinfo)

Webpage item with Siteworks name 'Queries':

//wm:webmanager/wm:websites/wo:webpage_item[@wm:name = 'Queries']

Webpage item with reference to node Siteworks object of objecttype itemtype and name '370eea2b4dcbba2700212ab636f5':
```
wm:webmanager/wm:websites/wo:webpage_item/jcr:deref(@wo:itemtype, '370eea2b4dcbba2700212ab636f5')
```

JCR item with UUID '8d38de7b-cec9-4fd6-a714-65e1a61b5bba':
```
//*[@jcr:uuid='8d38de7b-cec9-4fd6-a714-65e1a61b5bba']
```

All SiteWorks tasks:

//element( * )[@jcr:primaryType='wo:wm_taskmanager_task']

All pages, in descending name order

//element(*, wo:ss_mastersection) order by @wm:name descending

All objects for given objecttype

//element(*)[@jcr:primaryType='wo:personalization_expression']

All paragraph elements with text 'XX'

//element(*, wo:ss_element_text ) [@wo:text='XX']

If you wish to find all elements - that use wo:text to save their data (rich text, paragraph, etc.) - containing 'XX'
```
//* [jcr:contains(@wo:text,'*XX*')]
```

To see a list of WebManager language labels in the edit environment use the following query:
```
//element(*, wo:wm_edit_language)
```
To see a list of all webinitiatives
```
//element(*, 	wo:wm_webinitiatif)
```

To see a list of ss_element_external_content where "last X days" > 100 use the following query:
```
//element(*, wo:ss_element_external_content) [@wo:lastxdays>100]
```

When comparing date properties, use the xs:dateTime function. Caution: JackRabbit only accepts a fully specified date, including the time in milliseconds:
```
//element(*, wo:wm_content_info)[@wo:lastmodified < xs:dateTime('2008-01-01T00:00:00.000Z')]
```

*** Please note that Jackrabbit supports a subset of XPath 2.0 which is a subset of XQuery1.0.

Even though Jackrabbit uses the XQuery grammar, it only implements the set of XPath features required by JCR-170 (and some
extras, like predicates on location steps).

For more information about XPath see the documentation and software resources page