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You could use something a prior respondent posted:
Incidentally this could be rewritten Enhancing it with: <xsl:template match="document/*[not(product)]"> /template <xsl:template match="product[position()=1]"> /template <xsl:template match="product[position() > 1]"> /template etc. The idea is that one or more "main" templates select nodes ... which are processed by other specifically-matching templates. Some of these secondary templates, say, the non-product-matching ones which need to handle varying preamble, could be put into a separate stylesheet, and imported into this one via <xsl:import/>. Archives of this ng also show how to apply templates based on a dynamically-determined criterion. That said, in my limited experience the advisability of using a single stylesheet to transform markedly different content is suspect. Regards, --A _________________________________________________________________ Dont just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/
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