On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 02:36:18PM +0100, Andrew Welch wrote:
So, I created keys that look like this:
? ?<xsl:key name="term-key" select="e[(_at_)PER='n']" use="@HW"/>
? ?<xsl:key name="person-key" select="e[(_at_)PER='y']" use="@SUR"/>
...
<xsl:template match="eData[(_at_)PERS='n']">
? ?<xsl:variable name="exact" select="key('term-key', @HW)"/>
? ?...
</xsl:template>
We know that there are matches yet this doesn't work unless
we remove the predicate from the key definition. Are predicates
usable in key definitions?
It's much harder to help without seeing any input, but I can see a PER
vs PERS difference in the code there... is that it?
Good point but that's just my retyping error. The attribute is @PER.
I'm just trying to get some data from its owner
nic
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