Use <xsl:attribute> to set the value of attributes of
elements.
--- Matt Trimmer <matt.trimmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi All,
>  
> I am a new user of  XSLT.  I am trying to convert
> one XML document to other
> XML formats and all is going well except for one
> required XML format.
>  
> The end XML document I am trying to create requires
> the following element to
> be created:
>  
> <URL path="XYX">
>  
> I want to populate the XYX  with some selections
> from the source document,
> so I use :
>  
> <URL path="<xsl:value-of
> select="URL"/>ABC<xsl:value-of select="PARAM"/>">
>  
> But this gives me a parsing error saying you can't
> have a <.
>  
> I have tried &lt; which parses ok, but the xml
> document formed literally has
> &lt; in it rather than <. Even the browser does not
> indent the tree properly
> because it can't find the a  <.
>  
> I hit a real blocker hear - I can't seem to find a
> way round it.
> 
> --
> Matt Trimmer
> 
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