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Hello, i cant help myself but i think XSLT is quite difficult , isnt it? I am just searching for a possebility to compare to int <xsl:variable name="pattern">1</xsl:variable> <xsl:variable name="pattern2">2</xsl:variable>
<xsl:if $pattern="$pattern2">isnt doing what i want , boolean and xsl:when also not it cant be too difficult i think, i just want to compare to values .. Thx, Holger
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Holger Prause
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yes it helped me,
p.s strange syntax i think ...
but thx, its workin now
Holger
Chris McGuirk
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The syntax isn't strange, <xsl:if $pattern=$pattern2> is not a well formed XML element, but <xsl:if test="$pattern=$pattern2"> is . XSL is built on XML.
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