I have a new one: I have to find the "root"-node of a node
(not the document root, but a certain root).
you don't say what you mean by this so its hard to give explict code or advice.
A list of nodes 1,2,3 is acceptable, too.
that's more or less what your posted code does
//page[(_at_)id='4']/ancestor:node()"
is the sequence (or set in XSLT 1) of 4 nodes
<pages> <page id="1"> <page id="2"> <page id="4">
in what way is this not what you need?
Perhaps you just want the id of the outermost page ancestor of the
current node which is
<xsl:value-of select="ancestor::page[last()]/@id"/>
but that's just a guess.
David
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