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Re: Displaying text nodes and child nodes


>Hi!
>
>I've write a xsl that displays information about contacts. the problem is
>that the description of a contact could have tags and tex mixed.
>if i use <xsl:value-of/> it displays all the text (including the text of
>child nodes), if i use the <xsl:copy> it only displays the child nodes
>what i want is a way to do both so a xml like:
><Description>
> <b>some title</b>
> normal text write without beeing in a tag
> <i>italic text</i> followed by normal text.
></Description>
>
>Displays:
> some title normal text write without beeing in a tag italic text followed
>by normal text.
>
>with <xsl:value-of/> it appears like:
> some title normal text write without beeing in a tag italic text followed
>by normal text.
>
>and with <xsl:copy> appears like:
> some title italic text
>
>any ideas??
>

You can write an empty template for each element you wish to ignore.
If you wish to ignore all <b> elements your template would be:

<xsl:template match="b">
</xsl:template>


then you only need to apply all templates to the <description> element:

<xsl:template match="description">
	<xsl:apply-templates/>
</xsl:template>


   Cheers,

        Filipe


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