<xsl:copy-of select="/elemA/elemB[elemC=$string]/elemC[1]"/>
r how numerous
they are, and they may contain multiple levels of nesting. Is there a
straightforward method of processing the various child nodes of each
<elemB>?
all child elements would be elemB/* instead of elemB/elemC but where
is the nesting? I'll make a guess
My question, however, was not very well phrased!
What I need is something to check the text contents of all of the child
nodes of <elemB>,however many there may be, for whole or partial occurrences
of the searchstring.
<xsl:copy-of select="/elemA//elemB[.//*[contains(.,$string)]/*[1]"/>
David
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