I really start losing it, I'm trying to do something very simple for hours,
and it just wouldn't work. With an XML document like this:
<page> (root element)
<content>
<rowset>
<row>
<loj_pt_odj />
<obj_numero_gc>text</obj_numero_gc>
<obj_soustype>text</obj_soustype>
<obj_concattitregc1>text </obj_concattitregc1>
<obj_concattitregc2 />
</row>
...</rowset>
..... </content>
I'm trying to do some simple transformations. This:
<xsl:template match="/">
<listeAffaires>
<xsl:value-of select="//content"/>
</listeAffaires>
</xsl:template>
gives me everything in the original document, and that's OK. However, I
replace "content" with some other element, like
<xsl:value-of select="//row"/>
it gives me just an empty tag, although, according to my XSL sources, the
operator "//" can be used to reference as many levels down in the hierarchy
as necessary. Can anybody help me out here?
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