Hello David,
--- David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
contains() expects a string value as the first
argument.
but you have given it a node set:
contains(child::Box/@name,
whenever you do that (in XSLt1) it uses the first
node in document
order, which is <Box name="header1"> in your case.
You want test="Box/@name[contains(.,'Application')]"
Thanks for the suggestion.. this will be helpful for
me.
i want to check the name attribute.. it can be
Application, Application1, etc..
Regards,
Raj
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