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> I'm trying to pass an element as parameter for a named > template, to be used > in a xsl:number expression. I use it like this : > > <xsl:number level="any" > format="_1" > count="$element"/> > The count attribute must be a pattern, and "$element" is not a pattern. It sounds as if $element is a variable that contains a pattern. In general in XSLT you can't use variables to contain expressions, patterns, or parts thereof, you can only use them to hold strings, numbers, node-sets, and booleans. You can probably use count="*[name()=$element]", if you're careful about namespaces. <xsl:number> is the one place in XSLT where variables can be used within a predicate that forms part of a pattern. Mike Kay XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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