i was wondering if its possible to jump in with the
xslt processing for an xml document.
like if i have this xml doc:
<root>
<foo>
<bar>hi</bar>
</foo>
<yup>
<something />
</yup>
</root>
is it possible that i start the xslt processs at the
/root/yup node..
Yes. Like this -
<xsl:template match="/root/yup">
[code goes here]
</xsl:template>
the issue im having is that the textnodes in /root/foo get
printed out, because node template exists for them, which i
wanna keep like that..
add this to your template, to suppress it's output -
<xsl:template match="/root/foo"/>
Devon
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