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RE: Templates, variables, and tree fragments


Thank you!

Works great now.


>Unfortunately, you can't index into a result tree fragment like you
>can into the *source tree*. To do that, you need to first turn it into
>a node set, and to do that you need to use an extension function. I
>don't know what processor you're using, but if you take a look at its
>documentation it should somewhere tell you how to use its
>"foo:node-set" extension function (where 'foo' is a prefix that's
>associated with a namespace that depends on the processor). Once
>you've declared the namespace for the extension function at the top of
>your stylesheet, you can use the foo:node-set() extension function for
>example to do:
>
>  <xsl:value-of select="foo:node-set($Market)/MD/@AskAvl" />
>
>Cheers,
>
>Jeni


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