Hi Patrick,
Which obviously would cause the problem I described. But that '[1]' was left
over from me debugging. Sorry about that. It doesn't really matter whether
it's there or not - I get the same results. So obviously [1] is the default
when no explicit expression is given. The problem is that I can't figure out
how to select all, something like [*].
Obviously [1] is not the default in general.
What you get is a nodeset containing all contains elements in the
given structure.
When you use the concat function, you get a string as an output.
Because of this, the nodeset is converted to a string using the rules
for this - meaning that you get the string value of the first element
in the nodeset.
Ragulf Pickaxe :-)
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