Hi Karl,
  I think this can be done without keys, using XPath
only..

<xsl:copy-of select="//BBB[@t='1']/child::*" />
(if there is only one node BBB t='1')

, or

<xsl:copy-of select="(//BBB[@t='1'])[1]/child::*" />
(if there are multiple BBB t='1' nodes; this selects
the 1st match)

// may not be necessary if you want to operate at a
particular context node.

(this is not tested)

Regards,
Mukul

--- Karl Stubsjoen <kstubs@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> How do you setup a key that simply matches all child
> elements from the
> match?  Given:
> 
> <AAA> 
>      <BBB t="1"> 
>           <CCC  s = "1"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "2"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "3"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "4"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "5"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "6"/> 
>      </BBB> 
>      <CCC> 
>           <BBB  r = "a"/> 
>           <BBB  r = "b"/> 
>           <BBB  r = "c"/> 
>      </CCC> 
>      <BBB/> 
>      <BBB/> 
> </AAA> 
> 
> 
> I just want to return all child elements of BBB
> t='1'.
> So results would be:
> 
>           <CCC  s = "1"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "2"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "3"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "4"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "5"/> 
>           <CCC  s = "6"/> 
> 
> 
> Karl
> 
> 


		
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