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Subject: [xsl] Specifying element associated with attribute From: Paul Caton <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2001 16:15:32 -0500 (EST) |
When you have a template that matches element nodes, it's easy to
specify choices based on particular attributes: but how do you do it
the other way around? That is, you have a template for an attribute
and you want to specify a choice based on the name of the element in
which the attribute occurs (ie. test="IF THE NAME OF YOUR ASSOCIATED
ELEMENT IS 'FOO'"). I've tried numerous permutations involving name()
and node(), but nothing has worked so far. Please, what's the magic
expression?
Paul.
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