Hi Andrew,
first,thanks for the response.
The example i gave was perhaps a bad example, but i want a response in a
more general case i.e once located on a node. How could we test the
existence of a given child node ?
Thanks
Abdessamad
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try
<xsl:if test="./person[(_at_)name='max']/tel">
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Subject: [xsl] a node child
Hi,
Suppose we are located on a node. How could we test the existence of a
given
child node ?
example: how to test that "eric" has a telephone and "max" has not.?
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<persons>
<person name="eric">
<tel>003366778899</tel>
</person>
<person name="max"/>
<persons>
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