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Check if element is empty

 
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I want to check if an element is empty (or = 0). How do I do that?
Can I use <xsl:if test=???>?
 
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Using <xsl:if test="name"> tests if the named element is present, so <xsl:if test="not(name)"> should test for its absence.
 
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Check this: http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N3328.html#d121e60
 
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Hi Nils,
If you wanna chk whether the tag is empty (as in this case <tag></tag> ) or whether the tag is not there at all ... you can use a generic thing which will do both of it ... Assuming that the tag is <name>, you can use the xsl given below to do this,
<xsl:if test="count(name/text()) != 0">
Hope this helps...
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