At 2009-10-31 19:31 -0700, Mark Wilson wrote:
>That seems to be it. I checked 28 of the 200+ pages and all was OK.
>
>Sorry I did not make it clear from the start. Also, somewhere along 
>the line an un-needed for-each crept in.

Then you don't need $group-position ... in what I see in your bit 
below it is totally redundant.

>            <xsl:variable name="group-position" select="position()"/>
>                <fo:table-row>
>                    <xsl:if test="position()=1 and $group-position=1">

It was there to get the first of the current-group() in the first of 
the groups, so if you aren't walking through the groups then you 
don't need it.  You are acting on only the first member of each 
group, thus I gather you are doing it for de-duping and not for 
classical grouping.

>By the way, you have helped with this very same function three times 
>now over the past year. For the record, here is the actual correct template.

You might want to review taking out $group-position because it isn't 
doing anything for you.

I'm glad things have worked out for you.  And a Happy Hallowe'en to 
you and yours!

. . . . . . . Ken


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