I have a variable called "addorDef". All I need now is to use
the value
of this variable within a path for another xsl:value-of.
<xsl:value-of select="WBSLServiceData/$addorDef/PostCode"/>
If $addorDef is a node-set then in XPath 2.0 this is a valid expression. If
WBSLServiceData is empty then the result is empty, otherwise the result is
the same as $addorDef/PostCode
But I suspect that $addorDef is actually a string. For example, perhaps it
is the string ABC. Your expression would then mean the same as
WBSLServiceData/"ABC"/PostCode
which is a type error: the lh operand of "/" must be a node-set, not a
string.
What you want is
WBSLServiceData/*[name() = $addorDef]/PostCode
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
So a variabel within a variable.
I was thinking to use the { } as a solution.
<xsl:value-of select="WBSLServiceData/{$addorDef}/PostCode"/>
or
<xsl:value-of select="{WBSLServiceData/$addorDef/PostCode}"/>
But none of them works...
What am I missing?
Many Thanks,
Houman
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