Re: XSLT test condition

you haven't said what your problem was, or shown the code causing the
problem.
The test you posted should be Ok (if your processor supports d-o-e) if
the variable HTML is set to the string 'text/html', or of course you
could use this string directly. You don't need a variable here, but
perhaps you use the same string in several places?


Of course it's almost always the wrong thing to do to use d-o-e (but for
copying fragmenst of html, it's perhaps forgivable)


Apart from yur question about the test, matching on node() will produce
a very strange result structure.

on an element you produce a table row, and then apply templates to the
element's children, which will be a text node typically which will also
match the template and produce a row with two empty td, the fist td empty
as a text node has "" for name() and the second td empty as a text node
has no text node children so select="text() is empty.



David

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