Re: Sintaxis of ROW[(@id >= 1) and (@id <= 10)]

  That's the strange thing, because if I write:

  <xsl:value-of select="../paging/window" />

Well that explains it then.

If that works paging is a sibling of the current node, and window is a
child of paging (It would have been easier if you'd shown the input,
save all this guessing)

assuming that
ROW[(@id &gt;= 1) and (@id &lt;= 10)]
is the complete expression you used from that point, then ROW is a child
of the current node, so to reach window from there you will need
ROW[(_at_)id &gt;= ../../paging/window) and (@id &lt;= 10)]

David



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