RE: [xsl] listing elements & sub-elements in a seqence - skiping

Thanks Charles. However, I think you overlooked a minor thing when
mentioning [I have another q at the end. Pls have a look]

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If you use:
<xsl:apply-templates select="//Session/Section" />
you will get the same output as:

<xsl:for-each select="//Section[not(SubSection)] |
//Section/SubSection"/>

or 
<xsl:for-each select="//Session/Section" />
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by writing "//Section[not(SubSection)] | //Section/SubSection?, What
I am trying to achieve is
-        select section ONLY if there are NO ?subsection? i.e ignore
those section?s that have subsection &
-        If there are subsections, then loop thro each subsection
(ignoring section element)

May be my sample xml is bad. So, I give a better example here [real
xml have many other elements & contents]. Pls ignore any spell
mistake or case mistake like section or Section.

<session>
            <section>
                        <title>1</title>
            </section>
            <section>
                        <title>2</title>
            </section>
            <section>
                        <title>3</title>
                        <subsection>
                                    <title>3.1</title>
                        </subsection>
                        <subsection>
                                    <title>3.2</title>
                        </subsection>
            </section>
            <section>
                        <title>4</title>
            </section>
            <section>
                        <title>5</title>
                        <subsection>
                                    <title>5.1</title>
                        </subsection>
                        <subsection>
                                    <title>5.2</title>
                        </subsection>
            </section>
</session>

Assuming my intention is use <title>,What I intend to generate is

1.html

2.html

3.1.html [pls note section 3.html is not generated because of 
//Section[not(SubSection)] ]

3.2.html

4.html

5.1 html  [again 5.html will not be generated]

5.2.html

Having mentioned this, I wish to ask another Q ? I think this I can
get only using xsl grouping / xsl:key but understand xslt 2 has
better option

If I need to display an html output like

1.title  [section title] ? will actually be linked to 1.html

2.title

3.title [ie section title appears only once before the start of 1st
subsection title & no links as 3.html is not exist]

3.1 title [subsection title] ? will be linked to 3.1.html

3.2 title [subsection title]

4.title

5.title [section title]

 5.1 title [subsection title]

 5.2 title [subsection title]

And so on?

Thanks,
karl




        
        
                
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