Hi guys,

you were correct Jon, it did mistakingly block the first case, I guess
when I ran it the first time there was that old gremlin doing a tap
dance on my processor. Either or, I modified David's post to <xsl:if
test="//foo[not(@att='hi')]"> as the only case I wanted to stop the
output was if every foo had an attribute of att with a value of 'hi'.

It works perfectly! Thanks to all for the great posts.

Cheers,

Spencer

On 9/15/05, Jon Gorman <jonathan.gorman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > > First, Thanks for the suggestions, Unfortunately both return all 3
> > > test cases first mentioned.
>
> Wait, all three?  They should have only returned the second test case,
> mistakingly blocking the first case.  Are you sure you copied them
> right or there isn't another issue?  How do the examples that David
> and just sent work?
>
> Jon Gorman