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XSL / for-each: where 2 values are matched...

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rjonesX

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Jun 18, 2001
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Basically, I am using xsl and xml to run the entire dynamic content of a site, for most pages the content is separated by a ...

xsl:for-each order-by="+lname" select="info/article[type$eq$'News']"

I want to find a way so that I can have two values matched, not only does the type node need to have the value of News, but the status node needs to equal Urgent, or Current, or Archive...

Any ideas?

does it involve xsl:if or what?

thanks a bunch

russ
 
Have you tried:

select="info/article[type$eq$'News'||type$eq$'Urgent']"
etc.




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