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On 9/6/05, Gjergji Spaho <gjspaho@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi everyone! > I have a XML with elements that have an id attribute. > The value of the id attribute is composed in one of the two ways: > > 1) '_field:' + valid string + number > 2)'_group:' + valid string + number > > All i want is to create two different groups based on the first word > of the attribute value : '_field' or 'group'. > > One way is: > <xsl:key name="ctlkey" match="*" use="substring-before(@id,':')"/> > > and use it > key('ctlkey','_field') or key('ctlkey','_group') > > now my quetion is: > Is it possible to have the xsl:key defined: > > <xsl:key name="ctlkey" match="*" use="contains(@id,'_field')"/> > > and then use it > > key('ctlkey',true()) or key('ctlkey',false()) ?????? You don't need a key for that, just use: <xsl:apply-templates select="//*[contains(@id,'_field')]"/> and <xsl:apply-templates select="//*[not(contains(@id,'_field'))]"/>
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