You still haven't shown us any code, so we're still having to guess what
error you are making, but my guess from previous experience is that you are
using an absolute path expression (one starting with "/") where you should
be using a relative path expression. But since I'm working completely blind,
it might be something completely different.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
I don't think that it is a software problem, it is most likely a
programmer error (ie. me). I have read and Googled until my
eyes are sore
so I am going to ask again.
This is what I want to do:
Nest one for-each loop inside another and have the inner loop
reference
only the nodes in the containing outer loop and not the whole
document,
which is at present what is happening and that is why the software is
dying.
I am thinking of either some sort of variable to anchor the
inner loops or
a specific xpath expression for the inner for-each loop.
Being new to xslt
I do not know how to do this and I have not found any docs to
help me. I
only need a pointer to the info, and I can do the rest.
kind regards
garry saddington
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