Re: [xsl] Testing Text

> I got a solution for this with the expression contains(text()[1],

but that says only test the first text node child of any element so if
you have

<x>abc <b>...</b> xyz</x>

then it will look in abc for an @ but not in xyz.

Correct code has already been posted in this thread.

David

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