Good morning,
i got it.
You have to look "inside" the value, because of the xml file
<value><![CDATA[1]]></value>
I solved it this way:
<xsl:if test="contains(parameter/value,@id)">
..
It's not a real comparison, but it works for me.
contains only tests if the string value of @id is a substring of the
string value of the value element, not if they are equal.
You presumably want
<xsl:if test="parameter/value= @id">
although noeither of tehse forms match the sample input that you showed
before.
xml:
-------------------
<parameter>
<value><![CDATA[1]]></value>
</parameter>
<itable id="1">
..
</itable>
If your input is of that form you need
<xsl:if test="parameter/value= itable/@id">
David
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