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Re: Selecting a node based on two sub-element values

2005-02-15 02:02:42


Hi,

If you know the structure of the input xml will not change then you may use
the following template.

<xsl:template match="ITEM">

<xsl:if test="*[1]/VALUE/text() = 'AA' and  *[2]/SCORE/text()='1'">
     <xsl:value-of select="."/>
</xsl:if>

</xsl:template>


Cheers,
Omprakash.V






                                                                                
                                   
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Hi,

I have XML that looks like this :

<DATA>
    <ITEM>
        <SUBDATA1>
            <VALUE>AA</VALUE>
        </SUBDATA1>
        <SUBDATA2>
            <SCORE>1</SCORE>
        </SUBDATA2>
    </ITEM>
        <ITEM>
        <SUBDATA1>
            <VALUE>BB</VALUE>
        </SUBDATA1>
        <SUBDATA2>
            <SCORE>1</SCORE>
        </SUBDATA2>
    </ITEM>
        <ITEM>
        <SUBDATA1>
            <VALUE>AA</VALUE>
        </SUBDATA1>
        <SUBDATA2>
            <SCORE>3</SCORE>
        </SUBDATA2>
    </ITEM>
</DATA>

How do I select all the <ITEM> elements where <VALUE> elements contain 'AA'
and <SCORE> elements contain '1' ?

Thanks

Steve


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