> I am looking for away to jump to the next node in a for-each loop.
You are thinking of XSLT as an imperative programming language with loops
and goto's. It isn't!
When you write an xsl:for-each instruction the select attribute defines the
set of nodes you want to process. Nothing you do inside the xsl:for-each can
change that. The answer almost invariably lies in refining the selection of
the nodes to be processed.
Michael Kay
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