[Grant, Kathryn]

> I have an XSL document that filters an XML document, 
> selecting all <coderec> items with a country attribute equal 
> to "Canada":
> 
> 	<xsl:for-each select="//statecodes/coderec[@country='canada']">
> 
> I'd like to do a variation on this, filtering for all 
> <coderec> items which contain the word "Canada" anyplace 
> between <coderec> and </coderec>. (<coderec></coderec> has no 
> children; it only contains text.) 
> 


contains(//statecodes/coderec,"Canada")

You might want to see if you can avoid the for-each (see my reply to
Alan Gardner's question with the subject " Xpath and for-each looping")
and  the "//"  in the interest of efficiency, but if your files are
small or run fast enough, the "//" probably is OK to leave as is.

Cheers,

Tom P

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