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October 17th, 2003, 01:43 PM
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xsl:copy-of using a VariableReference
I've tried using this method
Code:
<xsl:copy-of select="page/body[@name=$namesource]" /> And that works, but it includes the entire element: Code:
<body name="foo"> <b>this is the body named foo</b> </body> All I would like it to display is the inner content of the <body> tag (and still retain the html formatting) like so: Code:
<b>this is the body named foo</b> How can I extract only the element content (and still retain the html tags inside) while using a VaraibleReference
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