Content-Type of XML-Element?

This might be a very easy question:
Is there a possibility to find out which kind of object a certain xml-element is?
PageItem, Movie, Sound, Graphic, Story, Text, Cell or Table
Thanks
Huksy

Alright, then I get the content of the element. But how do I know the certain element is a cell?
This didn't work:
if(myElement[i].xmlContent == Cell) {
alert ("Found Cell!");
H.

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