Try 

<xsl:sort data-type="text" select=".//secondary/@name"/> 

and 

<xsl:sort data-type="text" select=".//secondary//tertiary/@name"/> 


The // selects all matching nodes on that level...im not sure how it will
match on a sort tho... Give it a burl shirl!



> 
> This seems only to work for the 'primary' element and not the 
> 'secondary' and 'tertiary'. I'm pretty new to this so any 
> advice is greatly appreciated.
> thanks
> -fw
> 




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