| Subject: [xsl] preceding-sibling From: "Borca, Olivier" <Olivier.Borca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 11:14:59 +0100 | 
Hi,
<xsl:element name="{preceding-sibling::foo[position()=1]/@type}" />
isn't that supposed to create a 'foo' element which has the name of the
'type' attribute of the previous 'foo' element ?
I mean... let's assume that my current node is the 2nd 'foo' node of an
element.
I want to create a node which name is the value of the 'type' attribute
of the previous 'foo' element.
It doesn't work and I took from the W3C site...
Thx again for answering so fast,
Olivier
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E-Mail: olivier.borca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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