Correct, one Yes. That is what I would expect. So wondering why I am
having a problem with my XML source.
whatever the problem is, it is in a part of your source, or part of your
stylesheet that you haven't shown us, so it's hard to offer much help.
Perhaps a DTD is defaulting the attribute for example.
You didn't say whether you are using xslt 1 or 2.
in xslt 1
<xsl:if test="string(C/@test)">
is true if there is a test attribute with non empty value and false if
there is not.
in xslt 2
<xsl:if test="string(C/@test)">
is false if there is no test attribute or if the single test attribute
has value "", it is true if theer is a single test attribute, and that
has non empty value, and it is an error if there are more than 1 test
attributes.
Unless you intent test="" to test as false, it's more common to just
have
<xsl:if test="C/@test">
which in xslt 1 or 2 is true if there is a test attribute and false if
there is not.
David
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