with de //Inscriptions you do a set of all the Inscriptions of your file.
with .//Inscriptions it's only the Inscriptions childrens of your
current node.
The problem comes perhpas from the mode?
Marc
Le 11/01/2012 00:04, Mark a écrit :
This code only selects the first 'Inscriptions' child in a <Stamp>. I
cannot see how to use a for-each in this case, if that is the correct
thing to do, to apply the template match="Inscriptions" mode="English"
to all the Inscriptions?
<xsl:apply-templates select="//Inscriptions" mode="english"/>
<Set>
<Motif concept="Art on Stamps"/>
<Stamp>
<CatNumbers scott-number="3478" pofis-number="661"/>
<Value kc-value="24"/>
<Inscriptions czech="Paris a Helena, kolem 1672" eng="Helen and Paris,
circa 1672"/>
<Inscriptions czech="Karel Škréta (1610-1674)" eng="*"/>
<Inscriptions czech="Národní Galerie v Praze" eng="National Gallery,
Prague"/>
<Formats minisheet="661"/>
<Location denomination="2"/>
</Stamp>
</Set>
Thanks,
Mark
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