<item name=?abc? tim
maybe it's your mailer corrupted it but that isn't well formed. You can
only use " or ' to delimit attribute values not some character with byte
148 (which I think is some kind of smart quote in a windows code page)
It looks like name=\224abc\224 in my mailer...
<xsl:when test="$ cnt_bytes
That's legal of course but I've never seen anyone put a space after the
$ before:-)
4. Do you think I should use xsl:template or xsl:function to format my
timestamp/bytes ?
Oh you are using xslt2? I don't think you mentioned that.
In that case you might find that it's quicker to coerce your attribute
to a data type and use the in built date handling functions to pull it a
part. (Or you might not find its quicker, but it's worth a try)
<xsl:when test="$month = 9">Sen</xsl:when>
typo:-)
Are you sure that the time is being taken up with the formatting or just
iterating over a very big file. Is it appreciably quicker if you change
to
<xsl:template name="format-date">
<xsl:param name="date-time" select="."/>
<xsl:value-of select="."/>
</xsl:template/>
David
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