RE: how to get value out of the attlist ?

 Gene,

Try XPATH - www.w3.org/TR/xpath
and XSLT	www.w3.org/TR/xslt

Richard.



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Subject: Re: how to get value out of the attlist ?


Hi, Mike and Richard:

Thanks you both for helping me with the question.
But can you tell me, where can I get these syntax rules?
So I can figure out next time by myself.

Any links or books?

Thanks again!
Gene

Mike Brown wrote:

> I was actually slightly inaccurate.
>
> > > DATE[@FIND_VALUE] means:
> > > element named DATE for which @FIND_VALUE is true
> > > (true if it has an attribute named FIND_VALUE)
>
> It actually means the *set* of elements *that are children
> of the context node* and that are named DATE, and for which
> the expression in brackets is true.
>
> -Mike

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