rox.scott wrote:
> I am porting all code from MSXML4 to .NET parser.
> 
> It appears that XPath Document() function is not working anymore ?!?!
> 
> I am passing empty string as the parameter to search within the current XSL 
> document:
> e.g (in this example, $cvf is always empty):
> 
> <xsl:template name="conversion">
>   <!-- unit conversion table -->
>   <units>
>     <convert from="ppm" to="ppt">1000000</convert>
>     <convert from="ppm" to="oz/ton">0.029167</convert>
>     <convert from="ppm" to="mg/kg">1</convert>
>     <convert from="ppb" to="ppm">0.001</convert>
>     <convert from="g" to="mg">1000</convert>
>     <convert from="ppm" to="g/tonne">1</convert>
>     <convert from="ppm" to="%">0.0001</convert>
>  ...
>   <xsl:variable name="cvf">
>     <xsl:value-of select="document('')//units/convert[@from=$f and @to=$t]"/>
>   </xsl:variable>

How are you running the transformation? You need to make sure you pass 
in a UrlResolver if you want to have document() calls executed.

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