match="//tournament-group-golf"
that's Ok but the same as
match="tournament-group-golf"
// never does anything useful in match expressions. (In xsl:template
it changes the default priority, but in xsl:key it doesn't do anything
at all)
but...
use="concat
(ancestor::tournament-group-golf/@round-number
is looking for an ancestor of the current matched element (which is a
tournament-group-golf) which has name tournament-group-golf.
but I expect you mean ../tournament-round/@round-number
David
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