On 09/01/2008, Robert Zegwaard <data@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> ---------------------------------------
> Desired XML (OUTPUT)
> ---------------------------------------
> <Computers>
>     <Hardware>
>         <Hardisks>
>             <Product>
>                 Seagate 200GB
>             </Product>
>             <Price>
>                 129,-
>             </Price>
>              <Product>
>                 Maxtor 160GB
>             </Product>
>             <Price>
>                 109,-
>             </Price>
>         </Hardisks>

Do you really want <Product> and <Price> to be associated by position?
 That's a very poor choice if you have control over it, as it makes
processing them so much harder later...

You probably want an extra element called <Harddisk> in there eg:

<Harddisks>
  <Harddisk>
    <Product>..
    <Price>..
  </Harddisk>
  <Harddisk>...
      <Product>
      <Price>...
   </
</

Either way grouping the elements is easy enough, something like:

<xsl:for-each-group select="*" group-by="name()">
  <xsl:element name="current-grouping-key()">
 ....


cheers
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