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Hi Roman,
Use:
<xsl:variable name="someName" select="$your_xform_instance/*"/>
>From your message it is not clear where the "xform:instance" element is and it's
context, and this is why I can't specify the exact XPath expression to it.
Supposing that it is defined as a (single) child of your xsl:stylesheet, then the
above variable definition could be written more precisely as:
<xsl:variable name="someName" select="document('')/*/xform:instance/*"/>
Cheers,
Dimitre Novatchev.
Roman Huditsch wrote:
Hi there!
I'm working currently on a project which relies very much on the new
XForms- WD in combination with XSL. There is an element in the
XForms-Syntax called "xform:instance", which holds an entire
XML-structure.
EX.:
<xform:instance>
<data>
<name/>
<lastname/>
<tel.number/>
<birthdate>
<day/>
<month/>
<year/>
</birthdate>
</data>
</xform:instance>
Ok, my problem now is that I would like to take this structure between
the <instance>- Tags und store it in a variable within my stylesheet.
But I can't think of a way to give out the contained element-names.
The content of the variable should at the end look like this:
$i
{<data><name/><lastname/><tel.number/><birthdate><day/><month/><year/></
birthdate></data> }
I tried it with a simple <xsl:copy-of select="......"> but this command
just gives me the text-content back, which is in that case null.
Could you please help me??
Yours,
Roman
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