Post your XML (truncate to make it smaller if necessary) and XSL that shows this issue and I'll have
a look using Xselerator to see exactly what the variable / param contains - might point to a reason
for this.

Chris.

"Chris Barber" <chris@b...> wrote in message
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Is the variable a nodelist containing more than one element?
The number() function will then transform the first element value to a number thus allowing the
calculation?

Chris.

"tiraman" <tiraman@d...> wrote in message
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hi,
you are right ! now it is working but as i wrote above it is wierd since

it is working to me ok when i m doing transformation with vb6 but with

vb .NET i have the problem if i m not using this function :-(

so 1st thanks !

2nd if you have any idea why this happen i would like to know.

Best Regards,

T :-)


"Chris Barber" wrote:

> You should probably ensure that the variable really is a number before attempting to use it in a
> calculation:
>
> <xsl:with-param name="myCounter" select="number(($myCounter))*2"/>
>
> Chris.
>
> "tiraman" <tiraman@d...> wrote in message
> news:F0F1F6D7-56EC-49C9-A3EA-A82E87212E6E@m......
> Hi,
>
> i have a problem to load xsl files which holds code like this:
>
>       <xsl:with-param name="myCounter" select="($myCounter)*2"/>
>
> but when i m removing the *2 every thing ok
>
>       <xsl:with-param name="myCounter" select="($myCounter)"/>
>
> Please note that this is working ok from VB6 using the
>
> Best Regards,
>
> T :-)
>
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