I looked, but I could not find any other template with the enablePortlet
node, i found the following which I do not think should matter --
<xsl:template match="*">
<xsl:copy>
<xsl:copy-of select="@*"/>
<xsl:apply-templates/>
</xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>
This actually makes quite a difference.
In your initial template you had an <xsl:apply template/> with the
<xsl:copy>. This will apply any matching templates to the children
nodes. Since the template you just gave will match any element, and
elementPool is a child element of portlet, it has this template
applied to it. And this template copies the current element and then
apply-templates to the children. (I don't know if the description I
gave follows the XLST terminology exactly, but it's close enough for
our purpose here).
You might wish to add templates that say <xsl:template
match="enablePortlet"/> and <xsl:template match="sessionPortlet"/> but
I would recommend rewriting it so you pull the templates out of the
initial one similar to my previous email.
Jon Gorman
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