You can see it works quite well except that words starting with
uppercase letters come first. I am guessing it is sorting by ASCII
values.
We had a long thread on sorting uppercase a while back.
It turns out that the whole world (including at least some xslt
implementors, but not including Stan and me) took a very unreasonable
reading of the sorting specification in the XSLT spec.
the end result is that you should get "sensible" results in all
processors but you will get different results.
I think in this case you want a case insensitive sort and its basically
english text so..
<xsl:sort select="translate(@level1,'ABC...','abc')"/>
etc
should give the same result on all systems.
David
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