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Re: Ancestors
> I think is something along the lines:
> <xsl:if test = "contains(name(ancestor::*),'region')"/>, but it does
> not seems
the right bits, but inside out.
contains() expects a string argument and if you give it a node set then
it always takes the string value of the first and discards the rest
(so it is not at all like = in the way it works)
the first node in document order selected by ancestor::* is the top
level document element, so the above just tests the name of that
<xsl:if test="ancestor::*[contains(name(),'region')]">
David
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