[sgxbytes]

Hi,

XML:


<richtext xmlns:sgx="http://www.lotus.com/dxl">
<pardef id="2" leftmargin="1in" rightmargin="100%" keeptogether="true" />
<par def="2">Name of director : Chan Siew Key Steven</par>
<par def="2" />
<par def="2">Date of notice to company : 23 September 1997</par>
<par def="2" />
<par def="2">Date of change of shareholding : 21 August 1997</par>
<par def="2" />
<par def="2">Name of registered holder : Chan Siew Key Steven</par>
<par def="2" />
<par def="2">Circumstance given rise to the change : Share option granted.</par>
<par def="2" />
<par def="2">No. of options of the change : 40,000</par>

</richtext>


xsl one :

<xsl:for-each select="par[@def='2']>
<xsl:value-of select="."></xsl:value-of>
<br />
</xsl:for-each>

xsl two:

<xsl:for-each select="par[@def='2']">
<xsl:value-of select="par[@def='2']"></xsl:value-of>
<br />
</xsl:for-each>

whats the difference between these two xsl's..
why xsl two doesnt give any out put ..i mean same like xsl one.


Thanks in advance..
Raj

[Dormilich]

Originally Posted by sgxbytes

why xsl two doesnt give any out put ..i mean same like xsl one.

actually, no. both are different. in the first xsl you access the same node as defined in the loop ( . = self::node() ), whereas in the second xsl you access the <par> (value-of) that is a child of <par> (for-each), only that there is no such node, ergo no value (the <xsl:value-of> is looking for "par[@def='2']/par[@def='2']" so to speak)

regards