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RE: Another newbie question
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- Subject: RE: Another newbie question
- From: RSuiter at cccis dot com
- Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 11:15:15 -0600
- Reply-To: xsl-list at mulberrytech dot com
I think Mike has pointed to your problem here.
The namespace declaration is the one for XSLT.
The syntax you show looks a lot like IE5 (which did not require the
"select" on value-of).
Whatever you are trying to do, you can't do both of these.
So:
If you are using IE5, use the namespace declaration that it says to use.
If you are using real XSLT, fix the value-of statements.
Rick Suiter
To the original problem, Mike Kay replied:
><xsl:value-of> in XSLT has a mandatory select attribute, and
<xsl:template>
>must have either a name or a match attribute, or both. Judging from the
>namespace declaration, the poster was using XSLT.
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