Sorry, my previous posting was not finished...

--- Tig <tigger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Is it possible for a single element to have two
> values for one
> attribute? For example (two total guesses for <e>)
> 
> <x>
> 	<e value="1|2">Some text</e>
> 	<e value="1" value="2">Some text</e>
> </x>
> 

You can't have two attributes with the same name.

> Or is the only solution to double up on data like
> this (as one example)
> 
> <x>
> 	<e value="1">Some text</e>
> 	<e value="2">Some text</e>
> </x>
> 
> 
It's not the only possible solution of course: if you
restricted to have just one attribute named "value"
for element "e", then probably the only solution is
which you suggested; if not, you can write:

<x>
  <e value1="1" value2="2">Some text</e>
</x>

Then you can access the attributes this way:

<xsl:template match="e">
  <xsl:for-each select="@*[substring(local-name(), 1,
5) = 'value']">
    <xsl:value-of select="."/>;
  </xsl:for-each>
</xsl:template>


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