<!-- Don't show if time is one minute -->
<xsl:variable name="show">
<xsl:value-of select = "$time != 60000" />
</xsl:variable>
[snip]
<xsl:if test="$show">
<noshow><xsl:value-of select = "$show" /></noshow> </xsl:if>
</xsl:template>
Here you want:
<xsl:variable name="show" select="$time != 60000" />
Whenever you define a variable with no select statement (i.e. it has
child content) :
<xsl:variable name="show">
...
</xsl:variable>
...the variable has a type of 'tree' (result tree fragment). What you
are doing above is testing if the tree is true or false, and a tree is
true if it is non-empty. So, your $show variable above contains a tree
with a root node and single text node with the value 'false', which
makes it true :)
By using the select attribute the result of the expression is bound to
the variable, giving the variable a type of boolean (and not RTF) which
is what you are after.
Cheers
andrew
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