Re: xsl: descendent count?

[smoghe@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi there,

My <xsl:if> condition is working.
I tried hard and now I got success.

Refer to following mail and you understand the following code.

Source XML:-
<CHAPTER>
    <PARA/>
    <PARA/>
    <PARA/>
</CHAPTER>

XSL FILE:-

<xsl:variable name="CHILD">
  <xsl:value-of select="count(para)"/>
</xsl:variable>

<xsl:if test="['$CHILD>0']">
<xsl:if>

Thanx, everybody who helped me.

****************************
Surendra Moghe
surendra_moghe@xxxxxxxxxxxx
****************************





smoghe@xxxxxxxxxxxx@mulberrytech.com on 09/16/99 04:28:24 PM

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>  How can I get CHILDREN count of an element.

<xsl:value-of select="count(*)"/>
for all children, or
<xsl:value-of select="count(PARA)"/>
to tell you how many PARA children the current node has.

David
------------------

Thanx David,

But still, I'm not able to compare the condition, I tried a lot.

e.g.

<xsl:if test='["cout(*)>5"]'>
<xsl:if>

The above condition is not working, can you help me out.


Thanx, in advance.

****************************
Surendra Moghe
surendra_moghe@xxxxxxxxxxxx
****************************



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