You could try
select="@*[position() = 2]"
(note the *)
As Mukul said, you may not be guaranteed that the attribute you
get is the one that comes second in the XML document; but
since I don't understand what it is you're trying to do,
the above could be what you want, even though it's unreliable.
Lars
i think you cannot do that with XSLT. for XML files,
position of attributes is insignificant. for e.g.
<row vcEmpId="2003" vcEmpName="Test" vcSal="9515"/>
will be same as <row vcEmpName="Test" vcEmpId="2003"
vcSal="9515"/> as far as XML is concerned.
if attribute names are known, whats the *difficulty*
in using attribute names?
Regards,
Mukul
--- rajith r <ajth_r(_at_)hotmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
Hi all
How do I select a particular attribute based on
position.
For example
<row vcEmpId="2003" vcEmpName="Test" vcSal="9515"/>
I want to select the second attribute and i dont
want to use @vcEmpName, but
i want to do some thing like this @[position()=2].
Thanks & Regards
Rajith
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