I’ve helped others who appealed 3 times/day for 14 days! Others never got their accounts back. Please note, this is just the appeal process.They asked for a digital copy of proof of my association with the business such as a business license, tax filing, utility bill, etc. Shortly afterward, I received this email from Instagram. I found the Instagram form he was talking about and filled it out myself. I did some Google searching and found one YouTube video of a guy who said he reported his account as hacked, and 24 hours later it was reactivated. By making a new username I would be falling prey to this unjustness. But I felt this had all been done unjustly. One of my friends suggested I make a new account with a new username. “I understand I can’t get help with my account if I haven’t uploaded a valid document supporting my business.” Give in to failure? She tried to access my account several times, but like my web browser, it insisted my login information was wrong. I thought my phone was just being crazy for not letting me attach the image, so I asked my girlfriend to try to log in on her iPad. The latter works because, if a node-set is passed into functions like string, XPath 1.0 just looks at the first node (in document order) in that node-set, and ignores the rest.Instagram’s support screen directed me to the broken app To see the multiple text nodes, you can use: //example//text()Īnd to more clearly see the entire text content of an element, one can use the string function: string(//example) refers to the entire text content of the element and it's children. If you want to find text that spans multiple children/text nodes, then you can use. The following expression will return the element: //example To find an element containing specific text, you can use the contains function.
Here we can see that the text() node specifier is optional when using normalize-space. Which will trim the surrounding whitespace before doing the comparison. To retrieve both and, one could use: //* This is because the element contains whitespace surrounding the hello text. Will return the hello element, but not the element.
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