my xml file is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<Message xmlns="http://www.kith.no/xmlstds/henvisning/2005-07-08"
xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema.xsd"

Hi...
I know there's a lot to clean up on how we're doing some of our xml
processing, but I ran into an interesting set of questions.
We have an app that's building an XmlDocument in memory, taking new elements

I have an XMLDocument.  When I set a breakpoint in my code and check
doc.InnerText in the immediate window, it's definitely there.
But when I check doc.SelectNodes("//Children/BrowseNode").Count, it
gives me 0.  I've tried variations on the theme, such as

I'm in the midst of moving a web application from ASP.NET 1.1 to
ASP.NET 2.0 (framework 3.0), and as part of this move, I am told by
Visual Studio that the XslTransform object is now deprecated, and I
should use XslCompiledTransform. For the most part changing to this

I need to know how to use a WHERE clause to weed out elements that are not
present. If I remove the where altogether and all elements are present app
runs as should. However, sometimes the element "ThumbNail" is not present
and app fails - stories not set.

I have a Clickonce application that contains a file element:
 <file name="Properties\Resources\wecan32.ico" size="3262">
   <hash>
     <dsig:Transforms>

I’m trying to shuffle my Xml doc. What I do is load a xml file into
XmlDocument and have it return a XmlNode object represent my Xml doc.
    XmlNode node = doc.DocumentElement;
The Xml file look like:  

I'm a newbie in XML and .Net
I've a function that return some XML
I've also a XML schema *.XSD
What should I do with all this things ?