> That won't work david. You want something more like
not that I've tested either, but you don't need to  special case
name() != 'value'
you can copy it the first time and just over-write it aith the
xsl:attribute if necessary. (which is why I just used xsl:if where
the original version, for elements had an xsl;choose/xsl:otherwise.

But maybe there was something else wrong?
(once you delete the spurious <xsl:choose> that I only half replaced by xsl:if)

David

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