Yes !
I simply modified the order from my multiple xsl:sort, use position() and now,
it works.
Thanx a lot !
--- David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
The problem is that the "<xsl:if test="position() mod
2 = 0"> won't work after a <xsl:sort> because the
position() function returns the position in the
original xml, not the in sorted nodes.
No, position() _never_ refers to a position in the original xml it
always refers to the current node list (which is sorted ion this case)
Just use position()
David
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