1 condition OK, adding a second blows it up

Another one that has caused me grief..

This works

<xsl:for-each select="//employee[(./@department = $deptName) and 
(./approvals/approval[(_at_)timestamp > $filterFDate])]">

However, when I add a second condition it fails

<xsl:for-each select="//employee[(./@department = $deptName) and 
(./approvals/approval[(@timestamp > $filterFDate) and (@timestamp < 
$filterTDate)])]">

as does this permutation

<xsl:for-each select="//employee[(./@department = $deptName) and 
(./approvals/approval[(_at_)timestamp > $filterFDate]) and 
(./approvals/approval[(_at_)timestamp < $filterTDate])]">

$filterFDate and $filterTDate are both defined. The escaped versions of < and > 
also fail.


Allistair Crossley 
Senior Intranet Developer
QAS Ltd 
Direct Dial: 020 7819 5343 



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