The "position" and "at" attributes can be used for ordering the elements
the way you want them to be. Better way that works with xsltforms is by
using nodeset and origin. For example -
<xf:insert nodeset="*[self::h:name or self::h:code]" origin="...." /> would
mean insert the nodes from origin at current node after name or code
whichever comes first. Using nodeset is much easier in case of many
optional elements.
Regards,
Santosh
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