>> 3. xsl:copy, when used on attributes, can't have a template body

>It can have a template body, but the template body is ignored. What would
>you want it to do?
>
>Mike Kay

Yes, that is more exact.

I was trying to just copy the attribute name, so I could give it a new value
as an inelegant workaround for a problem that didn't actually need a
workaround.

It has since been pointed out to me that xsl:attribute the way to do this. I
had been put off by the error messages received when I had been mistakenly
using a variable in the name attribute of xsl:attribute *without* the curly
quotes.

Thanks,

Chris





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