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RE: position of an element


Sebastian,

At 04:50 PM 5/25/01, you wrote:
>That means if I wanted to count/number the content elements, <xsl:number
>level="any" /> would output the correct result.
>Now I want to count the content elements with key="string", then the ones
>with key="image" etc.
>
>I could make a <xsl:template match="content[@key = 'string']> and then
><xsl:number as shown above and it would work as well.
>But I want <xsl:template match="content">, not specified with the key
>attribute value. Inside this template I need the number/count of the content
>elements with the specific key attribute values, for example:
>
>"This is the third content element with key=string in the document."
>"This is the fifth content element with key=image in the document."

Try the count attribute on xsl:number, as in

<xsl:number level="any" count="content[@key='string']"/>

and so forth.

Have fun,
Wendell




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