Nico Van Cleemput wrote:

> Nevermind, I already found what I was doing wrong:

>      <xsl:template match="myhtml">
>          <xsl:apply-templates select="child::node()"/>
>      </xsl:template>

  Yes, you got it.  xsl:copy does a shallow copy of the context node
(it is like a deep copy, but for the elements an empty element of the
same name is created).  So if you don't want to copy the node, don't
use xsl:copy.

  child:: is the default axis, so in general child::node() is simply
written as node().  Matter of taste.

>      <xsl:template match="//mytag">
>          blabla
>      </xsl:template>

  The descendant axis is not required at the beginning of a pattern. 
It sounds more like obfuscation, I think.  match="mytag" does the same
thing.

  Regards,

--drkm





















	

	
		
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