I use 1.0. I know that you can do lots of stuff in 2.0.
the construct is legal in XSLT1, I try always to say explictly if I'm
using xslt2 draft (as xslt 1 is currently the official version)
I don't agree with the confusing concepts between elements and
attributes, esp. with people that are just learning XSLT.
It wasn't that anyone was _recommending it_ it was that the OP did it
anyway and you commented that it wasn't allowed, whereas in fact it is.
in XSLT 1 the parent of an attribute is an element, and
match="@foo[parent::bar]" is a legal XSLT1 match pattern.
David
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