<xsl:param name="username"/>
<!-- .... -->
<xsl:template match="btr:attribute">
<xsl:attribute name="{(_at_)as}"><xsl:value-of
select="${(_at_)name}"/></xsl:attribute>
^^^^^^
- how eval this variable?
CHange the param to
<xsl:param name="params">
<username>....</username>
</xsl:params>
and evaluate it as $params/*[name()=current()@name]
Third option is to generate the stylesheet you want. I made a similar suggestion to Wong this week
to convert a template file to a stylesheet to make it more dynamic. In this case you could consider
your stylesheet to be a stylesheet template in which you want to fill in the variable names...
It will require an additional transform though...
Grtz
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