But . there selects the concatenation of the character data of the
entire table element's descendants
is that what you what to sort on?
Nope, I meant <xsl:sort select="@name" /> I believe, it's the table occurrences
I wanted sorted.
the for-each's current value, I am not clear on how to leverage current() to
facilliatte that?
Just use current() not . in the expression you had.
Ugh, typo in test case! Yeah it's all working now, thanks!
(It would probably be more efficient yo use xsl:key but get it working
before optimising)
Interesting, I will look into that.
Thanks David,
jlc
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