Ok, maybe this isn't possible, but I'm hoping someone will show me that =
it is.

I've got an ASPX page that takes several parameters. Those are then =
passed into an XSL as parameters using asp:Xml

In the XSL page, I have some C# code which takes the numerous parameters =
and builds and XPath. I attempt to use that code-built XPath in =
xsl:variable to select a nodeset.

The XPath is good, because if I take the return string and stuff it into =
the select=3D"" I get the expected results.

However, I get: "The expression passed to this method should result in a =
NodeSet." if I attempt to use the variable set up as:

    <xsl:variable name=3D"XPATH" select=3D"cs:GenerateXPath($PARAM1, =
$PARAM2, $PARAM3, $PARAM4)"/>

I tried using msxsl:node-set($XPATH)/* on it, but that didn't help. I =
then get: "Cannot convert the operand to 'Result tree fragment'."=20

If I attempt to use the following, I get no errors, but no selection =
either:

    <xsl:variable name=3D"XPATH" select=3D"cs:GenerateXPath($SECTION, =
$AREA, $GROUP1, $GROUP2)/*"/>

Is there any way to do this? Is it even possible? I'm pretty sure I can =
probably convert this all over to standard XSL, but it will probably be =
pretty complex--so I'd rather not if I don't have to.

Thanx!

--=20
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com