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I am trying to replace a <t> element using xpath, but it contains a single quote inside the condition. here is what I tried.

      <xpath expr="//t[@t-if='receipt.client and env.pos.company.country and env.pos.company.country.code == 'IN'']" position="replace"/>

How can I do it?

KbiR
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    Does this answer your question? [How to use XPath to select text with a quote character?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50101617/how-to-use-xpath-to-select-text-with-a-quote-character) – CZoellner Apr 14 '22 at 11:46

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There are two solutions for this.

First :

<xpath expr="//t[@t-if=&quot;receipt.client and env.pos.company.country and env.pos.company.country.code == 'IN'&quot;]" position="replace"/>

Second :

<xpath expr="//t[contains(@t-if,&quot;receipt.client and env.pos.company.country and env.pos.company.country.code == 'IN'&quot;)]" position="replace"/>
Siddharth Tarpada
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Consider using this form instead :

   <xpath expr="//t[@t-if][1]" position="replace"/>
sylvain
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