Hi Adriaan,
Variables aren't allowed in a match. This is to prevent circular
definitions.
You can use the external param in the select of the apply-templates or pass
it as a param to any template though.
Greetings René
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[xsl] sending a parameter from cmd line to template match
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29-07-2003 08:50
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Hi,
I wanted to send an external paramater to the the template to create
dynamic matching
<xsl:param name="element" select="'default'"/>
<xsl:template match="{$element}">
but I get a TransformerException Error : illegal tokens $
is there a better way to dynamically populate the 'match' attribute of
template??
cheers
-Ade
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