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Re: copy-of question
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- Subject: Re: [xsl] copy-of question
- From: "Franz Figl" <frafi at augusta dot de>
- Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 23:17:41 +0200
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Rick,
there is nothing wrong with the copy-of: I want a full deep original table
element, and I have it.
But I want to exclude all the other tags!
> Franz,
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> xsl:copy-of gives a "deep" copy of the element and _all_ its descendants.
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> xsl:copy gives a copy of only the element in question.
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> See Mike Kay's "XSLT Reference" for details.
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> I hope that helps,
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> Rick Suiter
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> "Franz Figl" <frafi@augusta.de>@lists.mulberrytech.com on 04/18/2001
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> Hi all,
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> how can I extract only one element in original form?
> copy-of seems to work here, but I have all the other unwanted tags also as
> plain text.
> Is this related to the default rules?
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> <xsl:template match="TABLE">
> <xsl:copy-of select="."/
> </xsl:template>
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> Franz
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