I have <a href="folder/foo.html"> and want to read data from that external
file. I save the url to a variable by using <xsl:variable name="bar"
select="@href"/>. So $bar is still just a string.
I don't see why you are so determined not to read the answers given.
Given the above $bar is not a string, it's a node set.
David
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