On 1/31/06, Phillip B Oldham <phillip(_dot_)oldham(_at_)kilo75(_dot_)com> wrote:
I'm currently passing the item nodeset to a template using
<xsl:call-template /> based on the url, which is working fine for other
parts of the system. The Celko technique is being used to store a BTree
in SQL, which I need to reproduce based on the lh and rh tags.
I don't think <xsl:apply-templates /> will work, because I can't match
the <item> tag as there are other parts of the app which use it.
I still don't understand what you want to do, though. You can match on
item with sub-elements (<xsl:template match="item[lh='7']" />, with
the caveat that @match isn't XPath), but I don't understand what your
expected result is. You say you use call-template for any items, but
what is the underlying problem you're trying to solve? Even elements
in your matched node has access to all the axis-nodes, so if you match
on <item> you can do parent::container/@url. Do you mean
match="container[(_at_)url='something']/item" ?
Alex
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