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complex conditional statement
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- Subject: [xsl] complex conditional statement
- From: Eric Smith <Eric dot Smith at fruitcom dot com>
- Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 03:03:33 +0200
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well complex for my level of XSL anyhow ...
This seems to work for me:
<xsl:template match="section">
<xsl:if test=" $output='retail' and @retail='1' or $output='full' ">
Now I want to do this:
<xsl:if test=" ($output='retail' and @retail='1') or $output='full' or ( $output = 'sale' and section[ancestor::sale])">
condition is true if the variable $output is 'sale' and the current
node - I explicitly named it here but because of the match statement in the line above, this need not be -
has an ancestor called 'sale'
I give up experimenting, ... please suggest correct syntax
thanx
( PS: I threw the parens in - not sure of that plays a role in xpath)
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