I tried it out. Here is my code snippet. As @href commes from the attribute
value of an HTML <a i still think it is only a string.
@href selects a node set (of attribute nodes) not a string.
You haven't said what doesn't work.
Does document() not find the file (you'd most likely get an error or
warning in that case) or does documen() find the file but
<xsl:variable name="external-type"
select="normalize-space($external-doc/kiwi-contenttype/@name)"/>
retrun the empty string (in which case there is a problem with your
xpath) but without seeing your input docs it's hard yo comment on that.
select="document(@href,/)"
is equivalent to
select="document(@href)"
unless external entities or some other such method is used that means
the href attribute is not at the same URI as the root node of the
document.
David
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