Abel Braaksma wrote:
mIchael wolff wrote:
right to the line: <xsl:if test="not(Found)">
As a consequence, your line with '<xsl:if test="not(Found)"> ' is the
first stop for the debugger (nothing else to do before that).
others seem to have had sharper eyes than I ;)
If you were using the variable, I think my story may still hold, but, as
others have pointed out, you are testing for a node 'Found' not for the
contents of a variable '$Found'. Hence even more reasons for the
processor to skip your variable altogether.
Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma
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