woric wrote:
Are you sure you want use "call-template"? I have done a lot of XSLT and have only ever used call-template when calling a specific template, so your request sounds a little strange. Have you tried using "apply-templates"?
I wanted to handle it exclusively in the XSLTs without the original output having to be altered. So apply-templates would be no real option here :-)
So that you could call them for example with something like
<xsl:call-template name="plugin_*"/>
Wilcards are definitely not permitted, and the sample you've provided will not only not work, but it will throw an error. (The W3C spec stipulates the name value must be a QName, or qualified name, which restricts you to a limited set of charcters.)
woric
Well, it wasn't meant as a sample but more as some kind of "visualisation" of what I want to achieve ;-)
MfG, Horst Gutmann
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