I tried this way as well, "if stmt" returns "ALIGN"
attribute value instead of returning true or false.
Even if there is no attribute it is getting default
value.
smiley.
--- David Mitchell <dmitchell4(_at_)kc(_dot_)rr(_dot_)com> wrote:
Not sure from your example, but do you mean:
<xsl:if
test="$entry/ancestor::tgroup/spanspec[(_at_)spanname=$sn]/@align">
(I took the slash out between spanspec and the
[predicate]).
--David Mitchell
<spanspec namest="c3" nameend="c5" spanname="35"
align="right"></spanspec>
above is the ancestor node. I want to check
whether
the ALIGN attribute exists based on the attribute
SPANNAME value in the SPANSPEC. I tried using the
following way, but it doesn't work.
<xsl:if
test="$entry/ancestor::tgroup/spanspec/[(_at_)spanname=$sn]/@align">
.....
</xsl:if>
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