Thank you Michael for the clarification and help with
my syntax. It worked like a charm. I'm just starting
off at this and still have a long way to go.
Sal
--- Michael Kay <michael(_dot_)h(_dot_)kay(_at_)ntlworld(_dot_)com> wrote:
I have this comparison on my XSL page currently:
<xsl:when test="a:propstat/a:prop[office:EndDate
!=
'']">
It is checking to see if the EndDate property
exists.
No it isn't. It's checking if the element exists and
is non-empty.
My xml page is generated from properties (which
are
sort of the equivalent of fields from a database)
that
are pulled from a web storage system from
Microsoft's
sharepoint portal server.
I need to check if an EndDate AND StartDate are
equal
to each other but I'm not writing the correct
syntax.
I tried this, and other iterations, but I receive
an
error every time:
<xsl:when test="a:propstat/a:prop[office:EndDate =
a:propstat/a:prop[office:StartDate]]">
Can you please help with this?
a:propstat/a:prop[office:EndDate = office:StartDate]
selects all those a:prop elements that have endDate
= startDate (they
must both be present, and equal to each other).
But perhaps the EndDate and StartDate are children
of different a:prop
elements that are children of the same a:propstat?
In that case you want:
a:propstat[a:prop/office:EndDate =
a:prop/office:StartDate]
Michael Kay
Software AG
home: Michael(_dot_)H(_dot_)Kay(_at_)ntlworld(_dot_)com
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