Frank Marent wrote:
results error 'Axis in pattern must be child or attribute'?
Ah, now you're changing the original inquiry ;)
This is a match pattern, which does not work the same a select pattern.
But I now understand why you did not want the variables in there.
However, why not reverse the logic? I.e., something like:
<xsl:apply-template select="davids-or-my-xpath-here" mode="special" />
....
<xsl:template match="CELL" mode="special" >
...do whatever you need to do ...
<xsl:template>
where you use modes to distinguish between 'normal' CELLs and this
special type of CELL.
-- Abel
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