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At 2011-10-22 21:49 +0200, you wrote:
Sorry if my question was not very clearly, but I have two seperate stylesheets that each generate html files. Oh, that's new. I did not understand you were using two invocations of two separate stylesheets. Yes, you cannot rely on generate-id() across two different runs of the XSLT processor (even the same processor, even if the content of the inputs doesn't change; it may coincidentally be okay for a particular processor, but then the stylesheet isn't portable). File 1 html output has content that is referenced by File 2 output. How about using <xsl:number/> in creating file 1's HTML output, then when creating file 2's output look up file 2's input value in file 1 and use the same <xsl:number/> calculation on that file 1 location? So, file 1 input has a value, file 1 output names the anchor based on <xsl:number/>. Then, file 2 input has a value, look up that value in file 1, file 2 output then names the anchor based on <xsl:number/> of that value found in file 1. So, you are using only one algorithm, that being file 1's results of <xsl:number/> but file 2 is exploiting it by looking up its value in file 1. I hope this helps. I'm only guessing since in both of your posts you did not illustrate how each of file 1 and file 2 find or use that which you need to be common. . . . . . . . . . . Ken
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