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[XSL-LIST Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Re: Conditional extraction of data
M. David Peterson wrote:
ooops! Not true. xsl:value-of takes the first element from the node-set that results from the expression "foo" and converts that to a string. As both sub elements <bar> and <p> are _inside_ element <foo>, their textual content is returned as well. The output is therefore: " this is the value of foo this is the value of bar.this is the value of a paragraph that is the child of bar " (including new-lines when white-space is preserved) <xsl:copy-of select="foo"/> will output a copy of all the text elements as well as the elements and there values that are descendants of foo.
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