I do not manage to use the element <xsl:element> as I wish it.
you need to say what did happen: did you get an error message (if so,
what) or the wrong element name.
I am using it like that :
< xsl:element name="{./@name}">... </xsl:element>
That should work assuming you didn't have a space between < and
xsl:element, and assuming the current node does have a name attribute.
You could write it as name="{(_at_)name}" you never need to start an XPath
with ./.
David
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