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Hi! We have a tag like this <img src="hello.bmp"/> and we want to perform multiple transformations on it such as adding alt and width attributes. This can be done in one template quite easily. However, the problem arises if we need to change this tag again but through a different Xpath. For example, we do a template match on img and add alt and width attributes. Then we do a template match on the div and because it has a center alignment, we now want to add the height attribute to the preceeding image using the xpath preceding::img <img src="hello.bmp"/> <div align="center"/> This is a completely arbitary example, there are many different cases when we need to do similiar transformations to the same tag but from more than one template and/or a different XPath that points to the same tag. In the template we use xsl:copy to output the tag and its changes. This prints the tag to the result tree, but we can no longer change it in a different template. If we do (using another xsl:copy) the img is printed out again with different attributes. How can we change this tag multiple times from multiple templates but have it only printed out once with all the changes to it? Thank you in advance for your help XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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