I need to process two different selections (attached below). One that
is filtered and one (actually several) that are filtered by
[(_at_)Kursart='Bildungsurlaub'] and similar conditions.
Now searching the list I found that I can create a more elegant
soltion by using a variable in this fashion [(_at_)Kursart=$aFilter](_dot_)
What I haven't found is:
how can I create this in a way that it works also for the
first variation that doesn't want the filter?
Is there a way to use pattern matching such as
$aFilter="*" (which doesn't work!)
Or is this a situation where I need to go for evaluate?
Any ideas much appreciated,
Ferdinand Soethe
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Current code
<xsl:for-each select="set:distinct(Kurstext/@Titel|
Abschnitt[BereichsTitelEinfuegen and BereichsTitelEinfuegen!='immer'
and
BereichsTitelEinfuegen!='nurWeb']/Kurstext/@Titel)">
<xsl:call-template name="UebersichtslistenpunktErzeugenHTML" />
</xsl:for-each>
<xsl:for-each
select="set:distinct(Kurstext[(_at_)Kursart='Bildungsurlaub']/@Titel|
Abschnitt[BereichsTitelEinfuegen and BereichsTitelEinfuegen!='immer'
and
BereichsTitelEinfuegen!='nurWeb']/Kurstext[(_at_)Kursart='Bildungsurlaub']/@Titel)">
<xsl:call-template name="UebersichtslistenpunktErzeugenHTML" />
</xsl:for-each>
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Ferdinand Soethe
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