If it's really doing what you say, then there's a bug in your processor. I
think it's more likely however that you have misunderstood what's going on.
We need to see your code. Please try to construct a small sample that
illustrates the problem.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
I have multiple xsl:for-each loops where I am trying to
output the position of
my index in each loop. These xsl:for-each loops are NOT
nested. The problem is
that the Position() function does not seem to reset itself
once I am done with
one loop and move on to the next. So if my first loop
contained 5 items, I will
get 1 through 5 outputted, but then when I start my next loop
the Position()
outputs 6, 7, 8, etc. I need it to restart the counter. How
would I go about
doing this? Thanks in advance.
rostom
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