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Thanks for that, I sort of thought of that solution but thought that since matching all expansions and then going in to test further, would be more overhead. As I said strangely the old versions of the parser worked gr8 hehe thx again :)

Hi there, I have a largish products file containing nested EXPANSION's and I've been using a xml:variable in a template match of the following form to return the contents of a selected expansion.: <xsl:variable name=&quot;EID&quot; select=&quot;string(//ITEMS/@SELECTEDID)&quot;/> <xsl:template...

Thx a lot Jordi!, Indeed switching the ordeer solved the problem I'm glad it was such a simple alteration! Kind Regards Clemintine!

Hi, Target : At any level where the text in @TITLE contains the searchterm 'Plate' select all child nodes of the found node and parent nodes of the found node, preserving the attributes. There is a requirement to preserve the recursive quality of the current imperfect solution as the example xml...

Thanks for the effort Mr Tom, I'm afraid it gives me problem Henry is decsribing, the output is coverted into codes such that the HTML is displayed in the HTML rather than being rendered as HTML. Ah well, the search goes on!

Dear MrTom, Here is a simplified version of my products file containing 1 item. I haven't included the xsl file which was far too long but in short, any way of outputing the description contents such that browsers apply the formats would be what I'm looking for! :) What I belive is closely...

Hi Henry, I know exactly what you mean Henry and I'm having the same problem :( I have a products XML file containing a structure representing my stock and I wanted to put HTML in the product descriptions for ease so they can be just sent out to browser. But I went through the same things you...