There is an existing document which I cannot change. In the document there
is a line of code...
If it is an input document it's not code it's just text, as Michael
said, Yopu could leave it as ="{$helpUrl}" but it may as well be any
other string, it is not an XSLT variable reference if it is not in an
XSL file.
I understand that the {$helpUrl} is a variable.
Not unless the file is an xslt file (I'm stil not sure from your
description whether it is or not)
..so I thought that
<xsl:variable name="helpUrl"
select="http://info.uwe.ac.uk/myuwe/myMarks.asp"/>
...would suffice.
that selects an element named myMarks.asp that is a child of an element
myuwe which is a child of an element info.uwe.ac.uk which is a
descendent of an element http: so it's a legal XPath butnot what you
intended, you need to put ' ' around a string.
then if your file containing href="{$helpUrl}"> is an xsl file that
you've imported it will expand teh variable reference automatically.
if it is an input file then you will need a template that matches
match="a[(_at_)href='{$helpUrl}']" that generates whatever you need to
generate.
David
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