Hey everyone im trying to use
<xsl:for-each select="//node1">
in my xsl the problem is that it gets all the nodes name node1 together and not passing them one by one (as for each should be)
just for you to know im using // pattern becuase my xml changes and i do need to find inside some node the node1
hope you can help...
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Hi Guys,
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Cheers,
DD
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