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Re[2]: [xsl] Creating a classification hierarcy by using XSLT to nest similarly named elements

From: Alexey Nickolaenkov <nikolaenkov@------------>
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Date: 1/20/2007 1:27:00 PM
Saturday, January 20, 2007, 4:17:18 PM, you wrote:
CC> Since "CATEGORY" will always be the most general (or
CC> root level) in my classification scheme, my
CC> <xsl:template match="EntityData"> needs to be more
CC> speicific.  I believe I should only match when
CC> <xsl:template match="EntityData"> AND <Attribute
CC> name="CLASSIFICATION_LEVEL" type="string"> is equal to
CC> "CATEGORY".

CC> Can you tell me how to express this?

<xsl:template match="EntityData[Attribute[. = 'CLASSIFICATION_LEVEL']]"/>



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Alexey                            mailto:nikolaenkov@xxxxxxxxxxxx


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