> The problem is solvable with XSLT, provided your input XML
> is well
> formed. But your input is not a valid XML document.
>
> for e.g., <Id=1/> is not a valid XML fragment, and
> XML parser
> complains about it.

My mistake, I apologize. When I simplified my XML I made it more bad formed
than it really is...

<Orders>
  <StartOrderGroup>
    <Id>1</Id>
  </StartOrderGroup>
  <Car>
    <Id>2</Id>
  </Car>
  <Car>
    <Id>3</Id>
  </Car>
  <Bus>
    <Id>4</Id>
  </Bus>
  <EndOrderGroup>
    <Id>5</Id>
  </EndOrderGroup>
  <Car>
    <Id>6</Id>
  </Car>
  <Truck>
    <Id>7</Id>
  </Truck>
  <StartOrderGroup>
    <Id>8</Id>
  </StartOrderGroup>
  <Truck>
    <Id>9</Id>
  </Truck>
  <EndOrderGroup>
    <Id>10</Id>
  </EndOrderGroup>
</Orders>

That's at least valid XML :)
You've given me hope by saying it is solvable. Will this new XML-fragment
allow you to show me how? That would basically save christmas for me...

Regards

Fredde


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