$c is a parameter which is passed to the stylesheet from my scripting
language (ASP).
It looks something like this:
<campaign>
<table>
.. a bunch more xhtml ..
</table>
</campaign>
Other template rules: there are other variables, and there is a source/root
(don't know how you refer to this) XML document for the stylesheet.
So I guess my question becomes: how do you perform an identity
transformation (similar to below) against an xml fragment that is a
variable/parameter of the stylesheet?
Karl
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Subject: RE: [xsl] Identity Transformations
It rather depends on (a) what's in the variable, and (b) what other template
rules exist.
For example, if $c is a document node (e.g. the root of a temporary tree)
then it will not match this pattern.
Michael Kay
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# Subject: [xsl] Identity Transformations
#
# Hi,
#
# The following apply-templates:
#
# <xsl:apply-templates select="$c"/>
#
#
# Is not getting me to:
#
# <xsl:template match="@* | node()">
# <xsl:copy>
# <xsl:apply-templates select="@* | node()"/>
# </xsl:copy>
# </xsl:template>
#
#
# I'm not sure what is wrong. I am apply-templates with a variable and not
# the original document tree. Is this the problem?
#
# Karl
#
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