Subject: [xsl] How can I get context node in this complex expresion? (current( ) didn't work) From: "Jaime Stuardo" <jstuardo@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 17:09:41 -0400 |
Hi all... This is the real case I have: <xsl:apply-templates select="ROW[COB_ID=$cob_rowset[CXC_CAD_ID=key('cad_key_ori', $cob_rowset[COB_ID = 2]/CXC_CAD_ID)/CAD_REL_ID]/COB_ID]"> where: $cob_rowset : a nodeset that I assign previously. It is correctly assigned. 'cad_key_ori' a key that is correctly defined as well. That expresion works the way I want (showing some records according to the predicate). But that is a particular case. The general case is replacing the '2' above for the node COB_ID whose parent is ROW. For instance, I tried: <xsl:apply-templates select="ROW[COB_ID=$cob_rowset[CXC_CAD_ID=key('cad_key_ori', $cob_rowset[COB_ID = current()/COB_ID]/CXC_CAD_ID)/CAD_REL_ID]/COB_ID]"> The call to current() didn't work (it didn't show anything and I know that 'COB_ID=2' is present in ROW nodeset). I think it is because current() is pointing to $cob_rowset context node. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jaime
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