On 7 Sep., 16:18, Pavel Lepin <p.le...@ctncorp.com> wrote:
> Kniffel <twongora...@gmx.de> wrote in
> <1189172607.583006.120...@w3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>:
>
> >> 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=B4t get the clue!
> > I tested with preceding and peceding-sibling, but I think
> > I didn=B4t 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.
>
> --
> This chickenus crossed the roadus while yodelingus.

My example I showed in my first post, is really minimal to the things
I have running!
The real XSL-file have 320 lines of code. Working Code! And I have 3
other XSL-files also running perfect!
And that thing I try is getting me the error!
When I remove these xsl:choose/when statement everything works!
And I only need the XPATH statement at this little point, because at
this point I have to jump back!
Till now I haven't to do that XPATH thing, but now!

Please help me more!