Hi Andrew.
Don't know yet :)
It is just the principle on calling a template with a node set that currently
escapes me....
But globally, I would have something like

<N1>120,120,110</N1>
<N2>120,120</N2>


-----Message d'origine-----
De : Andrew Welch [mailto:andrew.j.welch@xxxxxxxxx]
Envoyi : vendredi 27 ao{t 2010 13:45
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Objet : Re:  Help on node selection

> My question is pretty basic, so far.
>
> Suppose I get an XML document
>
> <data>
>      <row>
>                      <N1>1</N1>
>      <N2>120</N2>
>      </row>
>      <row>
>                      <N1>1</N1>
>      <N2>120</N2>
>      </row>
>      <row>
>                      <N1>2</N1>
>      <N2>120</N2>
>      </row>
>      <row>
>                      <N1>2</N1>
>      <N2>120</N2>
>      </row>
>      <row>
>                      <N1>1</N1>
>      <N2>110</N2>
>      </row>
> </data>
...
> Is called on each matching node...(thus 3 times here), rather than once, and
then gets some loop to individually treat each node from the list.
> How can I proceed ?

You need to provide the expected output for that input...


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