uh oh ... i'm confused again. i thought "node()" explicitly
did *not* match attribute nodes, but only
1) elements
2) text
3) comments
4) processing instructions
was the original poster concerned about attributes as well?
Actually I do concern about attributes, so the proposed solution did not
fit at all with what I need (but thanks a lot anyway!!)
So I'm still trying with some other solution.
Ah the:
<xsl:template match="mytag">
<xsl:copy>
<xsl:copy-of select="*|@*"/>
</xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>
Still does not work.
I Do not want to print the outer tag (mytag in the example)
And I don't know how many level deep is the inner tree!!!
There could be situations like:
<mytag>blabla <foo attr1="aaa">some text <bar attr3="bb"> other
text</bar> blabla </foo> <anything/> </mytag>
and what I need is *all* the text betweem <mytag> and </mytag>
unchanged!!
bye
Danilo.
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