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Re: using default params?
> .... I guess what David wants to say is :
er yes. Sorry.
> > if your input attribute had had the same name as the result attribute
> > it is simpler
> >
> >
> > <table bgcolor="#ff0000">
> > <xsl:copy-of select="@bgcolor"/>
> > <tr><td><xsl:apply-templates/></td></tr>
> > <table>
>
> Only David knows what he wants to say here, because the original
> posting was talking about 3 tables when each table has the 'bgcolor'
> attribute.
> ( BTW - <xsl:attribute> is also missing here ).
No that was my point, you don't need xsl:attribute if the attribute has
the same name, you can just copy the attribute node. (The point was lost
as I neglected to include xsl:attribute in the previous version, as you
commented. Clearly that isn't directly of use to the problem as posed
but it is a useful technique in many similiar situations,
which was why I said _if_ your input attribute had had
David
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