Subject: Re: [xsl] building path expressions around dynamic element node names From: Rahil <qamar_rahil@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 12:54:36 +0100 |
<Top> <Dynamic1> <A> <Class id="123">Dynamic1</Class> </A> <B> <Class id="897">Not Present</Class> </B> </Dynamic1> <Dynamic2> <A> <Class id="567">Dynamic2</Class> </A> <B> <Class id="908">Car</Class> </B> </Dynamic2> </Top>
Regards Rahil
Thus if you want to check if the context node is 'Dynamic1' you can use <xsl:if test="name(.) = 'Dynamic1' ">
It's usually better to use <xsl:if test="self::Dynamic1"> especially if namespaces are involved.
David
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