Michael Kay wrote:

> > In the documents I am using I know that there are no
> > inputform elements
> > inside other inputform elements, so all input elements have only one
> > inputform ancestor. Therefore, for each input node the node-sets
> > ancestor::inputform and current()/ancestor::inputform each
> > contain only one
> > node.
> 
> that's OK then. I misremembered your problem.

Actually, I didn't state that part of it explicitly. Thanks for your help
in pointing out my original error: it is very unlikely that two inputform
elements would have the *same* string-values but my test was still wrong.

Thanks again.

-- 
Michael Strasser
Brisbane, Australia

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