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David Carlisle wrote:
I wrote my code in this form initially although I didnt think it was ideal for my requirement. By writing a <SubConcept> node in this form, the output xml file ensures that a <SubConcept> node definitely exists. However, I want the output xml file to have a <SubConcept> node only if (i) A <TopNode> Car is found in the input xml, and (ii) A <TopNode> Toyota is found in the input xml provided (i) is true, which is why I have an <xsl:if> clause nested within another <xsl:if> clause. My input file is very large so Im not sure whether it makes sense to post the entire doc but a snippet of it is -------------------
<TopNode id="10180" name="Car">
<Child>
<Concept name="Toyota" ref="10235"/>
</Child>
</TopNode>
<TopNode id="10235" name="Toyota">
<Child>
<Concept name="Corolla" ref="10279"/>
</Child>
</TopNode >
<TopNode id="10279" name="Corolla"/>------------------- Is it possible to do what I want? One way I was thinking of coming round this problem is to declare a global variable and then assign it a value locally (I know there are some issues with assignment in XSLT and Im reading them at the moment). This variable will contain a boolean value of whether 'Toyota' exists from the inner <xsl:if> clause and only call the <SubConcepts> <xsl:apply-template> if the value is 'true'. Dont know if its the best approach but that was one way I was thinking of resolving the issue. Comments? Thanks Rahil but only you know what your input looks like or what transformation you are trying to do.
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