<xsl:with-param name="image-nodes">
<xsl:value-of select="xalan:nodeset(.)/image[(_at_)position = 'left']" />
</xsl:with-param>
. is already a node set consisting of thw current node, so
xalan:nodeset(.) won't do anything usefl.
You could use
select="./image[(_at_)position = 'left']"
or more simply
select="image[(_at_)position = 'left']"
Having selected the node set though you have used value-of whcih always
discards every node except the first, and takes the string value of that
one, so producing a string.
You have then used this string as the content of with-param, so
generatinng a result tree fragment (nota node set) consisting of
a root node and a text node with this string value.
Just use
<xsl:with-param name="image-nodes" select="image[(_at_)position = 'left']" />
As is said most days on thi slist, if you use with-param or variable
with a select expression rather than with content, it will be bound to
a node set not a result tree fragment.
David
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