<xsl:if> problem

[websls]

I tried to do this :
<xsl:if test="ToutCompr is">
some output
</xsl:if>

ToutCompris is a boolean element in my XML file

My problem is the output is parse even when ToutCompris is false
I tried <xsl:if test="ToutCompr is = true"> and it does'nt work
either

What's the right way to do this ?

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[Oleg Tkachenko [MVP]]

websls wrote:

I tried to do this :
<xsl:if test="ToutCompr is">
some output
</xsl:if>

ToutCompris is a boolean element in my XML file

XSLT 1.0 doesn't support XSD schema types.

Try

<xsl:if test="ToutCompr is='true' or ToutCompris='1' ">
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[Marc Scheuner [MVP ADSI]]

>I tried to do this :

<xsl:if test="ToutCompr is">
some output
</xsl:if>

ToutCompris is a boolean element in my XML file

What do you mean by "boolean element"? As far as I know, everything in
a XML file is pretty much text strings only.

What does your <ToutCompris> element look like exactly?

If it's something like

<ToutCompris>tr ue</ToutCompris>

then your check would have to be:

<xsl:if test="ToutCompr is = 'true'">

Put the 'true' in single quotes, to tell XSL it's a string you're
comparing to - otherwise, it'll look for a XPath expression called
"true" (and won't find anything).

Marc