Maby this will help you!

1) First solution is!
<xsl:apply-templates select="element[*]"/> (Test so see if there ar any
children)
<xsl:apply-templates select="element[not(*)]"/> (This test to see, that
there ar no children)

2) The more neat solution is:

<xsl:apply-templates select="element"/>

<xsl:template match="element[not(*)]">
	Here you will do Your stuff, when there are no children!
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="element[(*)]">
	Here you will do Your stuff, when there are children!
</xsl:template>

/Anders Rolann

-----Original Message-----
From: Rush, Marc [mailto:mrush@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 15. februar 2001 19:22
To: XSL list server (E-mail)
Subject:  How to check is element has children.


I am finally making my way to learning XSL and have made some decent
progress.  However, need a bit of help with what I assume is a simple
question.  I need to test if an element has children so that I can apply
a style to it in the trasformation to HTML.  Appreciate the help.

Thanks

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