Great! what about if the category node is under the node of <metadata> 
instead of directly under<agenda>? The agenda data can be something like

-------------------------------------- 
<agenda>
<id>1112</id>
<data>
<content>
<title>this is the title # 2</title>
</content>
<ref>GT355-332-234</ref>
</data>
<metadata>
<category>Finance</category>
</metadata>
</agenda>

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What should I do in this case then?

Thanks for great help.

Regards,

Guoqi Zheng


"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> дÈëÏûÏ¢ 
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> Guoqi Zheng wrote:
>
>> I need to search keyword on <title>, also need to check <category> =
>> certain value.
>> I use below XSLT to search title node, how do I check <category> node
>> match one value? should I use apply-templates twice or is there other
>> solutions?
>
> You can use a predicate e.g.
>
>>    <xsl:apply-templates
>> select="/agendas/agenda/data/content[contains(translate(.,$UC,$lc),
>> $Keyword)]">
>
>  <xsl:apply-templates
>    select="/agendas/agenda[category =
> $category]/data/content[contains(translate(.,$UC,$lc), $Keyword)]">
>
> that filters out the agenda elements having a category child element
> with content being equal to the variable or parameter named 'category'.
>
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>
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