but if want to replace node b with node z ie
<a>
<b>
<c></c>
</b>
</a>
is changed to
<a>
<x>
<c></c>
<m></m>
<n></n>
<x>
</a>
I can achive this by simply deleting node b and its chilren and adding node
x.
Is there any other way around this?
mihir
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Subject: Re: questions.
Hi,
write xsl:template match = "b"
Manu
>hi,
>I have a xml file in the form
>
><a>
> <b>
> <c></c>
> </b>
></a>
>
>I want to add two more children to node b say m and n so that the
resultant
>xml looks like this.....
>
><a>
> <b>
> <c></c>
> <m></m>
> <n></n>
> </b>
></a>
>
>BUT in the xsl file in want to specify the path with respect to node b.
>How do i do it?
>mihir
>
>
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