AW: <xsl:template match="*"/>

Hello David,

Your example is extremely long, I haven't read it completely,
but most probably the modes you are using are the problem.

For example, if <xsl:apply-templates mode="page-header"/>
searches for a template for the protocol element, it uses the
given mode.

There are default templates for every mode, so if your
stylesheet doesn't contain a template like
<xsl:templates match="protocol" mode="page-header"/>
or <xsl:templates match="*" mode="page-header"/>,
the default templatee for the mode "page-header" process
the protocol subtree, which leads to the text content being
written to the result.

Regards,
Markus
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Markus Abt
Comet Computer GmbH
http://www.comet.de



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Von: 	Holk, David A
Gesendet: 	Donnerstag, 17. Juli 2003 18:30
An: 	'xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Betreff: 	RE:  <xsl:template match="*"/>

This is what I am trying to remove(unwanted text between tags) These come
from the protocol, stability-condition, and column-title elements in the
input xml:

<fo:table-body>
    2001/0003
    
    25C / 60% RH UPRIGHT
    New Column 1New Column 2New Column 3<fo:table-row>

As well as similar stuff you'll see if you run the transformation.

Thanks for your help.


Here's the stylesheet:
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