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I am having trouble getting an accurate count using xsl:number.
Here is a snippet of my input document: <div class="story"> <p class="test">A</p> <p class="head-testname">READING COMPREHENSION</p> <p class="bodytext-directionsrevise">Directions: Read the selection. Then answer the questions that follow.</p> <p class="head-selectiontitle">Jason and the Golden Fleece</p> ... <p class="bodytext-directionsrule1">Directions: Read the selection. Then answer the questions that follow.</p> <p class="head-selectiontitle">Freight</p> <p class="bodytext-selectionintro">This is an ... Underground Railroad.</p> <p class="bodytext-subhead">Cast of Characters</p> </div> I am attempting to include in the same sequence both <p class="bodytext-directionsrevise"> and <p class="bodytext- directionsrule1">. Here is the relevant template from my 2.0 stylesheet: <xsl:template match="p[@class='bodytext-directionsrevise'] | p[@class='bodytext-directionsrule1']"> <narrative> <xsl:attribute name="name"><xsl:number select="." count="*" from="story"></xsl:number></xsl:attribute> <xsl:apply-templates/> </narrative> </xsl:template> Apparently, I am counting <p> elements, as indicated by this result snippet: <story> <test>A</test> <head-testname>READING COMPREHENSION</head-testname> <narrative name="3">Directions: Read the selection. Then answer the questions that follow.</narrative> ... <narrative name="82">Directions: Read the selection. Then answer the questions that follow.</narrative> How can I tell xsl:number to count the specified attributes? Terry
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