Would you be better off by re-designing your xml as:
<text>
<content>This text is some test </content>
<content><emph>text</emph></content>
<content>.</content>
</text>
Somehow that text within the xml doesn't seem correct - it looks
orphaned, but I guess the experts can answer that..
Rgds
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Subject: [xsl] How to extract data from an element and not from its
children
Hi,
I can't find a way to solve this problem:
How do I extract the value of an element, without text in its children.
E.g.
how do I extract from the next example the line 'This text is some test
.'.
<text>This text is some test <emph>text</emph>.</text>
I think I am overlooking a simple function, but can't seem to find it.
Martijn Peeters,
Twin Design
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