Re: [xsl] Lost Attributes?

[David Carlisle <davidc at nag dot co dot uk>]

> Well, I figured out one bug. I guess you cannot use the xsl:copy-of
> when you call an attribute value but MUST use xsl:value-of?

you can use copy-of on attribute nodes but it copies the node, so if you
put it inside xsl:attribute then you're trying to add an attribute to an
attribute which doesn't work.

If you want teh attribute in teh result to have same name as the source
xsl:copy-of is easier, if you are\ changing the name using xsl:attribute 
as you have, or simpler in most cases, an attribute value template, 
must be used.

David

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