RE: [xsl] Boolean expr in <xsl:when>

["Schmoll, Brett x66244" <BSchmoll at bis dot adp dot com>]

Personally I don't have any problem upgrading to MSXML3 or 4. It's those
darn "users" that are the problem. The transform occurs client-side and I am
limited to IE 5.5 sp2 as the minimum browser requirement. 

At least the XSLT is correct, I thought that was how it should work. So plan
B appears to be nesting multiple <xsl:choose> elements to test each
condition.

Thanks!

-Brett Schmoll
ADP/SIS


-----Original Message-----
From: David Carlisle [mailto:davidc@nag.co.uk]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 9:27 AM
To: xsl-list@lists.mulberrytech.com
Subject: Re: [xsl] Boolean expr in <xsl:when>



> How do I test for multiple conditions in a xsl:when element? e.g.
<xsl:when
> test="*/foo[.='a'] and */bar[.='b']">

that is correct XSLT.

> My problem may be that I'm using MSXML 2.6. 

That doesn't implement XSLT but an entirely different language, so XSLT
expressions don't work. Why can't you upgrade tp MSXML 3 or 4 ?

David

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