[Note the reminder from the list owner posted again today to use relevant
subject lines.]
I tried without success:
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<xsl:template match="foo[normalize-space(text())='Value']">
....
That should work, it matches on those foo elements for which the first
text node has normalised value 'Value'.
so
<foo>Value </foo>
and
<foo name="bar">
Value
<child>...</child>
</foo>
would match, but
<foo name="bar">
<child>...</child>
Value
</foo>
wouldn't as the first text node child of foo in this case is white space
(so an empty string after normalize-space)
Of course if another template matches the same nodes with higher
priority or import precedence, the template won't have any effect even
if this pattern does match.
David
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