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Re: Re: [xsl] Check if text is before an tag or not

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I'll explain some more:

XML:

<itemInv n="4">
   <itemDesc>
     <locus target="0101_II2618FOL0013V">fol. 13v</locus> 
     <title TEIform="title">
     <name reg="Séneca" type="person" role="author">Séneca</name> 
     y 
     <name reg="Cicerón, Marco Tulio" type="person" role="author">Cicerón</name> 
      en castellano de los oficios 
      </title>
    </itemDesc>
</itemInv>

XLS so for (trying):
<xsl:choose>
 <xsl:when test="itemInv/itemDesc/title/name != ''">				<xsl:variable name="nrEntrada">						<xsl:value-of select="itemInv/@n" />				</xsl:variable>							<xsl:for-each select="itemInv/itemDesc/title/name">			  <a href="JavaScript:authorWindow('{$inventario}',{$nrEntrada});" class="linkAuthor">								      <xsl:value-of select="." /					   </a>								</xsl:for-each> - 							<xsl:value-of select="itemInv/itemDesc/title" />		
  </xsl:when>
  <xsl:otherwise>								<xsl:value-of select="itemInv/itemDesc/title" />
  </xsl:otherwise>
</xsl:choose>


Currently I get the following output:
-> Séneca Cicerón - Sénecay Cicerónde los oficios"
With both Séneca & Cicerón clickable.

The output should be:
-> Séneca y Cicerón - de los oficios

In another part of the xml, for example:
 <title>de los oficios
      <name reg="Séneca" type="person" role="author">Séneca</name> 
 </title>

here the output I wanted to be is:
-> de los oficios - Séneca
With Séneca (as always, clickable)

This is still a big question for me to work this out.
I know there has to be some way, but still cant think of it...

Anyhow, thanks for the reply's already!

Greetings
Sebastien Deprez

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 xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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>> 
>> Jup, I want to process the nodes in orde of appearance, but the only
>> problem is that there is normal text and tags together 
>
>As Michael said, processing text and elements (not tags) in the order
>they appear is the default behaviour of xslt, so it isn't clear why you
>can't just do 
>
>David
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