Re: How do I get the name of the current node

[David Carlisle <davidc at nag dot co dot uk>]

		<xsl:when test="./sprogit">

You never need to start such a test with ./ that is equivalent to

		<xsl:when test="sprogit">

which is short for

		<xsl:when test="child::sprogit">

which tests if the current node has a spogit child. You want to test if
the current node is a sprogit, which would be self::sprogit
however doing such an xsl:choose is rather a strange way to code things,
why not just apply-templates and then have separate templates matching
each of the possible children?

David


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