Wayne Davis wrote at 21 Feb 2001 -0800:
 > Hi...
 > I'm trying to come up with a solution (this hack is the best I seem capable
 > of at the moment) to converting
 > a date in the following format "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:NN:SS" to MMM dd, yyyy".
 > 
 > <TD>
 > <xsl:choose>
 >     <xsl:when test="substring(@DateReceived,6,2) = '01'"/>January</xsl:when>
...
 > I'm getting this error message:
 > ***End tag 'xsl:when' does not match the start tag 'xsl:choose'. ***
 > Can someone see where I'm off track here? I've tried bracketing the test
 > statement in a variety of ways and always get the same result.

Your xsl:when start-tags are written as empty tags because they end
with "/>", so the first "</xsl:when>" is being matched with the
xsl:choose start-tag, and naturally they don't match.  Try:

  <xsl:when test="substring(@DateReceived,6,2) = '01'">January</xsl:when>

etc.

Also, you could declare a variable to hold the value of the substring
and just test against the variable value in each of your test
attributes so that your xsl:choose is easier to read (and probably
quicker as well).

Regards,


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