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Re: Transforming an XML document where the content isn't in a special tag

2005-08-17 04:44:40

Do you find something wrong with my
stylesheet?

as Michael said, it solves the simple test case posted but probably not
the real example. It only works if there are at most two text nodes (and
only <a> elements) between successive header elements. that's unlikely to
be the case in teh real problem.

the way to solve this in xslt2 is to do a for-each-group grouping on
the header elements. In XSLT1 you'd use one of teh standard xslt1
grouping tecniques, Mkicael has posted an example already I think.

David

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