Hello, Phillip.

You have made numerous syntactical errors,
but, anyway, you are not lucky with your wish: "xsl:if"
is not allowed as a top-level subnode of a stylesheet.
(I am surprised that your XSLT processor does not complain.)

Thus, conditional includes are impossible.
You should use another approach for language selection,
and I am sure there are many of them.
Hope, other subscribers will direct you to some URLs.

-- 
Alexander E. Gutman


Phillip Rhodes wrote:
> I am calling named templates that are in imported stylesheets.  The
> stylesheets are imported in specific order so that the most appropriate
> template is called.
> 
> Now,in certain cases (for a node in the document), I have to change the
> rules for the stylesheet so that a different version of the template is 
called.
> 
> I did an include of the correct stylesheet, but my call-template is 
still
> only seeing the original imported stylesheet.
> 
> Tips would be appreciated!
> 
> <!-- english.xsl-->
> <xsl:template name="hello">
> Hello
> </template>
> 
> <!-- french.xsl-->
> <xsl:template name="hello">
> Bonjour
> </template>
> 
> <!--  test.xsl  -->
> <xsl:import href="english.xsl">
> 
> <xsl:if test="true">
> <xsl:include href="french.xsl">
> </xsl:if>
> <xsl:call-template name="hello"/>
> 
> Not exactly my case, but what I want to have happen is a "Bonjour"
> Thanks!


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