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Try <xsl:when test=".[(../@first) and first-of-type()]"> --Mike > i want to test that my parent has a "first" attribute, and that > i'm the first child of my type. > > i've tried a bunch of things, and xt barfs on all of them. > i presume that if i can just get my [] and () in the right place, > i can do it. > > of course i could break it up into separate xsl:if clauses, > but now i'm challenged. > > for example, this doesn't work: > <xsl:when test=".[../@first and first-of-type()]"> > > this works, but it tests the wrong thing > (it tests whether i have a "first" attribute, not my parent): > <xsl:when test=".[@first and first-of-type()]"> XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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