RE: Nesting for-each elements - Can it be done?

Thank you very much for your help. I'll update the processor as soon as
possible and will look into using apply-templates as you suggest. Maybe this
is another newbie question, but will the new processor work under
Win2K/IIS5? I'm guessing it will, but it never hurts to ask.

Chuck Evans

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Eckert [mailto:ceckert@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

1. First, update the MSXML processor to the XSLT compliant version. See the
FAQ at http://www.netcrucible.com/xslt/msxml-faq.htm.

This isn't why your transformation is failing, but most subscribers to the
list use XSLT (not the MS specific dialect TR-WD)

2. The 2nd for-each is not matching any elements because their is no
web_seminars child element of the current context node. The first for-each
makes the context the web_seminars element. The second for-each is looking
for the web_seminars child of the web_seminars element. None exists, so
nothing is displayed.

3. You really should be using apply-templates instead of for-each. I have
included a sample transformation that uses both, to illustrate the
apply-templates approach.

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