Re: Question on <xsl:apply-templates>

close,

I tried your code and I got no output. I started looking up what your
idea was doing, and it matches every node. So if you use:

<xsl:template mode="toc" match="*"/>

Then I started thinking more, I knew you were onto something, so I
finally stumbled across it in a book. I wanted to use (and did):

<xsl:template mode="toc" match="text()"/>

This outputs nothing for every text node.

Thanks for the shove in the right direction though.

Robert Ogden
IETM Developer
Navy Programs
(763) 572-7121

>>> davidc@xxxxxxxxx 10/30/03 09:16PM >>>


> I have a case where I am making a TOC for a large document, and
using
> XSLT. I am using a mode on my template. I only want to output
elements
> that are matched for the mode (in otherwords only output for the
> templates I have created). It is outputting every node, not just the
> ones denoted by the mode.

The default template in a mode does the same as the default unmoded
template.
For elements it  generates no output but recurses on the children, and
for text it produces the text.

So probably you just want to add

<xsl:template mode="toc" match="*"/>

to zap the rest.

David

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