>> is Erwin Bolwidt, > is Morten Jorgensen
>>* Change in XslAttribute; an xsl:attribute is allowed anywhere and adds
>> the attribute to the nearest containing result element. The check in
>> XslAttribute is not needed.
>I am not sure if I agree 100% here. Section 7.1.3 of the XSLT 1.0 spec
>states that it is an error to add attributes to an element E using the
><xsl:attribute> element after adding child elements to E.
I agree with Morten. Namespace nodes are also subject to similar
restrictions. Also keep in mind that you can place comments and PIs in
a root node, and you can put ONE element there, but not attributes or
namespaces, so that's another restriction on xsl:attribute.
.................David Marston
