Hi,
You can do this using:
<xsl:if test="*[self::length]"> or
That is more easily written as
<xsl:if test="length">
or
<xsl:if test="*[name() = 'length']">
It's best not to use name() function as it makes the stylesheet hard to
make namespace-aware. And formally the values returned by name() are
always processor dependent as the processor may (although probably does
not) assign arbitarary prefixes to namespace while parsing the input.
David
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