Jeni said:
Given this, the fact that you're getting an error highlights for you
the fact that in XSLT 1.0 you're only testing the first of the rows
for content whereas you actually want to test if "all the cells are
empty" or, in other words, if any of the cells has content. For the
test to succeed when any of the $rows has content, you should use:
count($rows) = 3 and $rows[normalize-space(.)]
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Curious about that last one Jeni.
Implies that the formatter iterate over the $rows sequence normalising
content
as if there had been a for .... statement, then apply 'or' function to the
result.
Is that right please?
regards DaveP
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