Kniffel <twongoracer@g...> wrote in
<1189172607.583006.120940@w...>:
>> Read W3C's XPath 1.0 spec. Section 2.2, Axes, is of
>> particular interest in your predicament.
> 
> Oh I read this some Hours ago, but I can´t get the clue!
> I tested with preceding and peceding-sibling, but I think
> I didn´t have the right syntax.
> Everytime I get a Error "The stylesheet does not contain a
> document element. ...maybe empty, or not well-formed..."

Your stylesheet is riddled with well-formedness bugs. I
recommend you drop whatever you're doing right now and read
a basic XML tutorial. Then an XPath tutorial. Then some
sort of introductory XSLT reading. Then get an XML parser
and an XSLT processor somewhere (I normally recommend
xmllint and xsltproc--those are command-line tools that
come with libxml2/libxslt). Armed with your newfound
knowledge and tools try debugging your stylesheet. If
there's still something you don't understand, come back
with a more specific request.

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