I understand, but when i compare it this way:<xsl:if test="@id = value"> then
it don't work, just you explained. My
attribute has not both.
But how can i compare these two value?
Sven
David Carlisle wrote:
attribute and you can't say: <xsl:if test="@id = <xsl:value-of select="value"
/>">.
@id and value are both the same kind of Xpath expression, they each
select a node set from the source.
You didn't try to go
<xsl:if test="<xsl:value-of select="@id"/>= <xsl:value-of select="value" />">.
which would have been the consistent (but wrong) thing to try.
You just need
<xsl:if test="@id = value">
except, as explained last time this came up,"@id = value" would only
work if the same attribute had both an id attribute and a value child,
something like
<foo id="a">
<value>data</value>
</foo>
the CDATA in the subject line is a red herring, XSLT can not see the
CDATA section,
<value><![CDATA[test]]></value>
is the same as
<value>test</value>
David
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