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AEM XPath Query special characters

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I'm currently trying to create a xpath query in crxde that is looking for items that contain some special characters. Here is what i have.
/jcr:root/content/*//jcr:content//*[jcr:contains(., '<style>')]

This end up yeilding a list of items containing style instead of <style>. I've tried escaping the character like this "\<style\>" and that didn't do anything.

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It would be useful to see an example of the data that you are searching.

The predicate part of you XPath also looks incorrect.

Have you tried using &gt; and &lt; in place of the angle brackets.

HTHs

Fraser.

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It would be useful to see an example of the data that you are searching.

The predicate part of you XPath also looks incorrect.

Have you tried using &gt; and &lt; in place of the angle brackets.

HTHs

Fraser.

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