I have an xDocument with multiple various xElements.
I can successfully find a specific xElement by searching via it's xAttributes & then Add a new xElement after it using the code below:
xDocument.Descendants("td").LastOrDefault(e => ((string)e.Attribute("ID")) == "3").Add(new XElement("b", "Just a test."));
The problem is that I wish to Add this new xElement after all found instances of the Descendants, not just LastOrDefault or FirstOrDefault.
My xDocument is created dynamically & there is no way before hand to know how many 'td' xElements with 'ID' = '3' that there are going to be.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
ADDED CODE AS REQUESTED
<html> .... etc....
<body>
<table>
<tr>
<td>Image</td>
<td>Description</td>
<td>Date</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td ID="1">*.jpg</td>
<td ID="2">some image</td>
<td ID="3">01/01/1901</td> <--CHANGING THIS PART OF CODE-->
<--THIS TABLE ROW REPEATS AN UNDETERMINED NUMBER
OF TIMES RELATING TO THE NUMBER OF FILES CONTAINED IN WHATEVER DIRECTORY IS BEING SEARCHED USING A FOREACH LOOP IN ANOTHER PART OF
THE CODE-->
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>
So I am trying to add a tag between the <td> with ID = 3.
This <b> tag also contains a string variable i.e.
new xElement("b", DateTaken)
& needs to be created at runtime and not hard coded as it relates to each loaded image at the start of the table row.
So I am trying to add this <b> tag to every occurrence of <td> with ID=3 & not just the first or the last.
Hope this extra info helps.