David,

- thanks very much.  Managed to solve the problem with the help of Jim Fuller'r correspondence.


Kindest regards,

Brenda

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<  
<   <location> http://someserver.ie</location>. 
<   
<  that's  an element called location
<  
<   <a href="http://{@link}">
<  
<  thats looking for an attribute called link, which you don't appear to
<  have. Also your source seems to have th ehttp already (and some extra
<  white space at either end that you want to remove so:
<  
<  You just want
<  
<   <a href="{normalize-space(location)}">
<  
<  
<  there is _nothing_ special about link attributes as far as XSLT is
<  concerned you treat then exactly the same as any other attribute.
<  
<  David
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