Hi,

I've read the archives about elimating duplicate elements
but still can't seem to get my head around the concept.

Can anyone, in as simple terms as possible, explain how
I can use XSL to turn the following XML:

<fred>
<wilma>
<pebbles> one </pebbles>
</wilma>
</fred>

<fred>
<wilma>
<pebbles> two </pebbles>
</wilma>
</fred>

<fred>
<wilma>
<pebbles> one </pebbles>
</wilma>
</fred>

to output as:

<fred>
<wilma>
<pebbles> one </pebbles>
</wilma>
</fred>

<fred>
<wilma>
<pebbles> two </pebbles>
</wilma>
</fred>

using <xsl:for-each> loops.

Thanks,
Antony









Antony Tomasovic


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