m(_dot_)core(_at_)aimconsulting(_dot_)it wrote:
i make you an example for calrify what i need to do
(put "<" instead of "(" ):
Why did you use parenthesis?
TEMPLATE 1:
(xsl:template match="fields[descendant::field[contains(@id,
'Metadata')]]")
(xsl:for-each select="field[contains(@id,'classMetadata')]")
(xsl:variable name="var" select="@value")
(/xsl:template)
TEMPLATE 2:
(xsl:template match="fields[descendant::field[utils:endsWith(@id,
$var)]]")
ecc
...
(/xsl:template)
As already said, it is not possible (in @match
especially). But you can control which nodes you apply
templates on at the "call" (in TEMPLATE 1). You'll can use
a template rule or even a named template, because you'll not
need @match anymore.
Regards,
--drkm
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