Re: xsl:choose

> If it is printing "Quotation for re-mortgage" then it must be getting to the
> choose statement
or that text occurs elsewhere in your stylesheet. (Which is stating teh
obvious but sometimes ...)


> Can you see anything wrong with the choose statement?

something wrong with your xsl:choose can not cause the symptoms that you
describe. That would require something wrong with your xslt system.
That xsl:choose has an xsl:othewise so one of the branches has to be
exectuted or the xsl;choose isn't executed at all, or there is a
syntactic error (here or elsewhere) so no output at all should be
generated. If you get no error, and that template is definitely executed
but neither branch is taken then something is broken.

David



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