> No, that simply outputs the text value of the param.

yes but only becuase you defined the parameter to be a string
(or rather a result tree fragment containing a text node)

> I need that to reference a particular node - and print that node's value.

You want to make the parameter value be the node, rather than the path
to it.

David



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