Hi guys,
you were correct Jon, it did mistakingly block the first case, I guess
when I ran it the first time there was that old gremlin doing a tap
dance on my processor. Either or, I modified David's post to <xsl:if
test="//foo[not(@att='hi')]"> as the only case I wanted to stop the
output was if every foo had an attribute of att with a value of 'hi'.
It works perfectly! Thanks to all for the great posts.
Cheers,
Spencer
On 9/15/05, Jon Gorman <jonathan(_dot_)gorman(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
First, Thanks for the suggestions, Unfortunately both return all 3
test cases first mentioned.
Wait, all three? They should have only returned the second test case,
mistakingly blocking the first case. Are you sure you copied them
right or there isn't another issue? How do the examples that David
and just sent work?
Jon Gorman
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