having match="one | two" and then choosing with if

M

myth.drannon

Hi ,

I'm trying to find a simple solution to this question.. ( not just
making two match parts)

I have
<xsl:template match=" one | two " >

and then I want to test what match I have and do something accordinly.
I was thinking <xsl:if test="match=one" > will work but it's not ....
may be some test="self()=one" ??? any ideas ?

Thanks.
 
J

Johannes Koch

I'm trying to find a simple solution to this question.. ( not just
making two match parts)

I have
<xsl:template match=" one | two " >

and then I want to test what match I have and do something accordinly.
I was thinking <xsl:if test="match=one" > will work but it's not ....
may be some test="self()=one" ??? any ideas ?

<xsl:when test="self::eek:ne"></xsl:when>
 

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