<xsl:param name="atStr"/> <!--receives string of the form 'at1000
your parameter is called atStr
so when you call the template you need to pass a param of that name
<xsl:call-template name="atCodes">
<xsl:with-param name="intem"
^^^^ should be atStr
<!--Generates
In order that interm is in scope at teh call template, move its
definition to being before <Value> rather than inside teh Value node.
You don't appear to have any xsl:if or xsl:when test to terminate the
recursion once there are no more spaces so your code would loop
forever.
Ive tried to look through the archives for a previous example similar to
my query but I couldnt find any. Hence would appreciate any help.
there has been a longish thread giving several different code examples
for tokenising a string like this within the last few days.
David
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