Subject: Re: [xsl] Simple template matching problem From: Steve <subsume@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 13:55:42 -0400 |
You're absolutely right. It seems that my processing scripts are, in some cases, transforming XSL with no XML. Thanks for the reply.
Steve wrote: > I want a template to match the root node of either default.xml or > record.xml > > Right now it only succesfully matches record.xml > > default.xml > > <root> > <stuff /> > </root> > > record.xml > > <Records> > <Record /> > </Records> > > Current xsl: > > <xsl:template match="root | Records"> > hey, hey. We are, in fact, the monkeys. > </xsl:template>
I suppose you are missing something like:
<xsl:apply-templates select="document('record.xml')/*" />
the match itself in your code is correct for either. Can you send something more of your code? In addition, look through your stylesheet for something like match="/Records" or something like match="Records[@id]" which both may have a higher precedence which can be a reason for not matching 'Records' in the first place.
Another way to try your code is (carefully) replacing your apply-templates with copy-of to see if you really select something in apply-templates, or that you have some error in the namespace prefix, the absence of one, or anything else that can be a cause of non-selection (missing CamelCase?).
Cheers, -- Abel
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