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Re: Lineseparator in XML file to split long XSL to parts

From: "Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" <neil@------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 2/2/2006 5:31:00 PM
On 2 Feb 2006 06:37:10 -0800, "xnluser" <xnluser@y...> wrote:

>I would like to but XSL clauses to XML file and retrieve XSL clauses
>with keys.
>How can I separate XSL clause into different XSL rows? I mean something
>like below.

(1) That is not XML (below) or XSL.
(2) Your question is incomprehensible. 

Please reformat it and send us a better version of the question <g>

You might want to post your XML and XSL at the same time - a minimal
test case is fine - as long as it *is* XML.

Cheers - Neil

>This in XML
>
>  <add key="Key1"   value="<xsl:value-of select="/VARIABLE/>"
>                           <xsl:choose>
>                           <xsl:when test="ORDER_NUMBER == ''>
>
>                           <value>Y</value>
>                           </xsl:when>
>                           <xsl:otherwise>
>                           <value>N</value>
>                           </xsl:otherwise>    <!-- what to put here???
>-->
>                           </xsl:choose> "/>
>                          
>Cheers


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