The figure does have attribute ID
You still haven't shown any source code so it's not possible to really
help.
It not only has to have an attribute (of any name) that attribute has to
be declared in a DTD to be of type ID. Otherwise id() function will do
nothing.
Here are parts of relavent schema I'm using unless I read it wrong
figure does have ID
XSLT1 won't look at your schema so IDs declared in a schema don't count.
so you'd better use keys,
Add
<xsl:key name="ids" match="*[(_at_)id] use="@id"/>
to the top level of your stylesheet then use
<xsl:for-each select="key('ids',@xrefid)">
instead of id(@xrefid)
the for-each will iterate over exactly one node (your figure) then
xsl:number will generate the right number, since it will be executed
with the figure as the context node.
David
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