Well, if you had a result say:
...
<doc>
<str name="id">589587B2B1CA4C4683FC106967E7C326</str>
<str name="ar">EE3YYK</str>
<int name="age">31034</int>
</doc>
...
applying the template:
<xsl:template match="doc">
<ID NewID="{@id}" ... />
</xsl:template>
would result in the following XML:
<IMAGES>
<ID NewID=""/>
</IMAGES>
This is because 'id' is not an attribute of 'doc'. It is not even the
attribute of doc/str. It is a value of doc/str/@name. But the problem is
that
1) doc/str/@name can refer to either 'id', or 'ar' and
2) if the attribute is 'age' then the referred values is not doc/str/@name,
but doc/int/@name
Is there a simpler way to work with this?
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