The OP wrote: " I'd like to conditionally add an attribute set to an
element." The stylesheet I wrote does that. Of course, it always adds one,
but it's conditional. I figured the OP could get to doing it with xsl:if
on his own.
No it didn't, it just put the attribute xsl:use-attribute-sets on teh
result that is just a normal attribute nothing special about its name or
namespace. It isn't the same as putting teh set of attributes stored in
the attribute set on to the result.
I thought the point was to get the attribute set into the output element,
which it did.
exactly the set of attributes not a single attribute of that name.
David
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