Hi Aaron,
like:
<for each <a>(key1)
<for each node of key2......
do something here
</for each node of key2......
<for each node of key3......
do something here
</for each node of key3......
</for each>
do i have an excessive loop? i think i'm missing a
predicate[] in my loop, am i right? what it s/b?
Excessive depends on what you mean about excessive. It does not seem
so to me. About predicate, if you have a key2 that takes all <1/>-<3/>
nodes, then you will need a predicate that says that they need to be
the children of the current <a> parent. The problem in general is that
a key works on the entire document. You can try reading
http://dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N4852.html#d5811e568 (Restricting keys
to less than the entire document).
If you need more specific information, you need to give more specifc details :-)
Regards,
Ragulf Pickaxe :-)
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