Re: xsl:include href attribute

> Guess I am screwed then, 
you can achieve any result you want, just not always the way you want to
do it. 

You haven't said what you actually wanted to do, just what you tried
using Xpath expressions in xsl:include.

people try doing this for different reasons, and the suggested
alternatives vary, so given no info, here's a random collection of
possible answers.

1) use a relative URI (from the base stylesheet)

2) don't try to include different stylesheets from a common base
   depending on circimstances. Instead run different stylesheets
   depending on circumstances and get each of these stylesheets to
   import a common core stylesheet.

3) import all the stylesheets you might use, but make sure the templates
   use different modes, then in your main stylesheet apply templates in
   a given mode by testing your variable in an xsl:choose.

4) use perl instead of XSLT.

David

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