Re: [xsl] output the result of the transformation twice, indented and no

> Indeed it is ... but what if already you had written a template for 
> the root node? Using <xsl:apply-templates/> as you have above would 
> push the children of the root node and your previously-written 
> template for the root node never would be triggered.
I understand now. Indeed, I already had a template for the root node. I 
solved this issue by putting that code into a template for the root 
element (rather than root node).
> Graydon's approach saves the time for executing the transformation 
> twice, but with the penalty of internal storage, so you  would have to 
> factor that in to weighing your alternatives.
Thanks a lot for the explanation!

Wolfhart
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