David Carlisle wrote:
Oh, I think you just want
<xsl:when test=".=$me/em"
Only if the EM elements correspond strictly to tokens. For example
this would not work (or would, depending on the exact requirements):
... ; bla <em>bla</em> bla ; ...
It depends if the OP wants to match on "bla" or " bla bla bla ".
Regards,
--drkm
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