Hi David,
Thanks for your quick reply. It is pretty clear and I could have known,
but I often have dificulties thinking in result sets.
I was not aware of the fact that multiple sort items could be used
consecutively. Very handy. Btw, I removed the comma after "None" in your
statement. It produced an error. I guess it was not supposed to be there ;)
Cheers, and thanks again,
Abel
David Carlisle wrote:
But this is illegal syntax, as xsl:sort cannot be a child of xsl:if. It
doesn't trigger an error either, by the way.
It should generate an error.
I tested this on FireFox. Its XSLT parser (TransformIIX, I believe) did
not return any failure code. But didn't output anything either.
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