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Subject: [xsl] Resolving Variable Redefining Issues in a For Each From: "Sian Mace" <sianmace@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 10:58:47 +0000 |
<Root>
<Wrapper>
<Detail>
<Unit RecordID="1" Code="1" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="1" Code="1" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="1" Code="2" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="1" Code="2" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="1" Code="3" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="2" Code="3" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="2" Code="3" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="2" Code="4" Total="2" />
<Unit RecordID="2" Code="4" Total="2" />
</Detail>
</Wrapper>
</Root><xsl:attribute name="Type"> <xsl:value-of select="$thisRID/@RecordID"/> </xsl:attribute>
</xsl:element> </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet>
Record Type 1 Code - 1 Total - 4 Code - 2 Total - 4 Code - 3 Total - 2 Record Type 2 Code - 3 Total - 4 Code - 4 Total - 4
What i actually get is Record Type 1 Code - 1 Total - 4 Code - 2 Total - 4 Code - 3 Total - 2 Record Type 2 Code - 4 Total - 4
Thanks Sian
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