RE: untitled

> <xsl:if match=".[@type='1']">
>
> A type 1 will always be followed by a type 2 and there will
> always be two type 2's. The type 2's need to be included
> within a div tag as the two rows are hidden and only
> displayed when the user clicks a corresponding row in a
> different frame. The fact that the closing tag is included in
> a different xsl tag seems to pose a problem. Any help!

Your syntax is WD-xsl, not XSLT.

See the MSXML FAQ at www.netcrucible.com; and be aware that the only advice
on WD-xsl you will get from this list is to stop using it, and upgrade to
XSLT.

Mike Kay


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