I have the following line in my xslt file:
<xsl:sort select="MIB[(_at_)name="{$sortby}"]"
order="{$sortorder}" />
The syntax { ...} is _never_ valid in an XPath expression (the only
time { or } can appear in an expression is as part of a string, where
they are just normal characters with no special meaning.
You are testing if the name attribute is equal to the literal string
"{$sortby}".
You want
select="MIB[(_at_)name=$sortby]"
to test if the name attribute has value equal to the param sortby.
David
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