Dylan wrote:

> That looks like what I need, thank you very much! However, I'm not
> sure how to implement your solution in my code. I have the potential
> for up to maybe a dozen <failure></failure> tags, each within separate
> <testcase></testcase> tags, and I want it to be possible to click on
> one failure case and have some text elsewhere on the page change to
> have the failure text written there. I only want the information from
> one failure at a time to be written. I've tried adding your code into
> my stylesheet but I can't seem to get the failure code to show up, and
> it writes one "Click here" line per failure tag (which makes sense,
> thats what its supposed to do). Any ideas? Thanks again, I really
> appreciate the help!

If you show us a small XML input sample and the corresponding output you 
want to create then we can suggest an XSLT solution. My sample 
stylesheet has a template matching failure elements which can be easily 
adapted and inserted in other stylesheet so I am afraid I don't 
understand what problems you face. If you want to adapt your stylesheet 
and fail then you need to show us at least the part you want to adapt 
and show us the output you want to create but fail to create.

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