Jerome,
Oops sorry, I overlooked that possibility (likelihood).
In which case, try
<xsl:template match="@isIgnorePagination[.='false']"/>
which works fine (you were almost there).
Note this doesn't get you perfect "tag fidelity" to the input (all
the isIgnorePagination attributes with the value 'false' are
suppressed, not just those that were 'false' only by default), but
then XSLT doesn't do that anyway.
Cheers,
Wendell
At 04:20 AM 2/23/2006, you wrote:
Hi Wendell
In fact, I did try what you suggested before to send the first email
to the list
It is not good because it will always delete - for example - the
attribute isIgnorePagination
And in some of the XML documents, it is set to "true", which is not
the default value ...
So I need something like :
<xsl:template match="@isIgnorePagination='false'"/>
which is not correct, I know this.
Any idea how to write such a condition in a concise way ?
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