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Re: XSl Var out of scope

From: "aidy" <aidy.rutter@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 4/5/2006 6:06:00 AM

Hi,

Thanks for your help. With this XSLT I receive a string with info I
need contained within it.

<xsl:for-each select = "SAFS_LOG/LOG_MESSAGE [@type = 'START
DATATABLE']">
	<BR>
		<xsl:value-of select="substring-after(MESSAGE_TEXT,'\\')"/>
	</BR>
</xsl:for-each>

Now the HTML output is this

<snip>
gbahes75\Projects\AddressService\Datapool\GetTestID.sdd
gbahes75\Projects\AddressService\Datapool\StartGUI.sdd
gbahes75\Projects\AddressService\Datapool\EnterAddress.sdd
<snip>

I want for example 'GetTestID.sdd'

What I was thinking of doing is looping using 'substring-after', until
the return value
contains '.sdd' I have looked at 'substring-after' function and it
returns a value.

Where is the return value held? Would I need to change the syntax?

'substring-after(MESSAGE_TEXT,'\')'

How can I examine what is held in the return value?

Thanks

Aidy



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