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I have inherited some XML files that I need to filter. Because i have inherited the files I did not design the way the elements were tagged. But I have to write the xsl to do the filtering - and I am only just dipping my toe into xsl. I want to output XML - that I will feed into FrameMaker for typesetting. I want to filter on a number of dimensions. For various hysterical reasons the various elements have been taged with attributes of the form <element dim1_a="yes"> or <element dim1_a="yes" dim1_b="yes"> I want to create a filter that will include all elements where either: there are no attributes starting dim1 or dim1_a="yes" And I need to do this for several dim1 dim2 etc. If needs be I can run a number of xsl transforms one for each dimension. I have some other attributes = e.g. role that I need to keep. Is this possible, or do I need to completely change the way these files are tagged. If so can I easily do that with xsl - or do I need to do it by hand. Thanks Marcus
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