Is there supposed to be a restriction of using Extension Elements when defining parameters that are defined as global parameters. I have a variable definition as follows: <xsl:variable name="extTest"> <myExt:doSomething>Text Here</myExt:doSomething> </xsl:variable>
where myExt evaluates the child nodes and processes their value and returns a new value. For example, the function here would return the test "Something Else".
When the variable is declared in a template, the variable value is exactly what I expected, $extTest = "Something Else";
When the variable is defined in the global space, the value of extText is a copy of the literal text $extTest =, a NodeSet, <myExt:doSomething>Text Here</myExt:doSomething> If I try to take the value-of, of evaluate the variable, I end up with only the original text, or "Text Here".
Is this an expected restriction ??
Thanks John G
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