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Re: Problem to compare a value with a set of tag content




> of tag content

the content of a tag is the stuff between < and >
If you mean the stuff between <xxx> and </xxx> then that is the content
of the xxx element not the content of a tag.


> Question 1 : Are nested for-each statements allowed ?

yes

But your example appears confused (so i can't tell what you want)

 <xsl:for-each select="annonce">
  so here the current node is an annonce.
                <xsl:variable name="en-pdf">
                    <xsl:for-each select="compte/pdf">
  so here you are iterating over all pdf children of compute children of
 the current element but that is empty as the annonce element does not
 have any compte children. You could use /compte/pdf which would select
 something but there is no point in nesting such a for-each as it will
 re-evaluate the same thing each time for each item in the outer list.

> Question 2 :

I think you just want something like

 <xsl:for-each select="annonce/id">
       <xsl:variable name="en-pdf" select=".=../../compte/pdf"/>

which will iterate over the <id> and  in each case $en-pdf will be
true() or false()

David


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