Subject: Re: xsl: descendent count? From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 11:28:53 +0100 (BST) |
> <xsl:if test='["cout(*)>5"]'> > The above condition is not working, can you help me out. Well it's not working because almost every bit of it is syntactically incorrect:-) [ ] are essentially filters that you apply to a node list you have constructed eg select = "para" gives you all the para children select = "para[position() > 3]" gives you all but the first three, but you have to have something before the [ to apply to. Here though you are not filtering a node list at all so you don't want [ ] Then "cout(*)>5" is inside " so is just the string cout(*)>5 and XSLT doesn't see it as a greater than expression, it is just a string. So you don't want to quote this with " and finally you misspelled count (this would be an unknown function error if you hadn't quoted the whole expression into a string) <xsl:if test="count(*) > 5"> <xsl:if> I changed > to > although > is legal. (I find it confusing to use > as < is not legal you have to use < so I prefer to use entities for both.) I changed your top level quotes from ' to " just because I try to always use " for the XML attribute quotes and then ' for xslt (xpath) string quotes, but this is just a matter of personal style, some people do it the other way round. David XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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