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Hi all!
I looked through the archives, but couldn't find an answer to my problem. Given an html form that passes the following query string: approved=1&approved=3&approved=4&foo=bar how do I parse/concat the query string to end up with all the 'approved' parameter values as a comma separated list? For example: (1,3,4) Also, during this process, can I use as="xs:integer" to verify that the concatenated parameter values are indeed integers? I tried: <xsl:param name="URL_query_string"/> <xsl:variable name="message"> <xsl:value-of select="concat('(',substring-after($URL_query_string,'approved='),',',substring-before($URL_query_string,'&'),')')"/> </xsl:variable> but only got the first value. Thanks for any tips you may have! I'm using XSLT2. Well...trying, anyway ;-) Daniel
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