I am trying to setup some xml out put. I am doing some conditional test using xsl:if. I seem to be having an issue with testing attributes. Below is the input and my xsl to do the conversion.I amm ok up til I attempt to test the attribute. What am I doing wrong.


XML

<widjet><name>ActiveCall</name><type>List</type><values><XML><TR X1="33" Y1="3" X2="157" Y2="16"><TD X1="33" Y1="3" X2="157" Y2="16">Status</TD><TD X1="163" Y1="3" X2="391" Y2="16">Last Updated</TD><TD X1="397" Y1="3" X2="542" Y2="16">Contact</TD><TD X1="548" Y1="3" X2="821" Y2="16">Communications</TD><TD X1="827" Y1="3" X2="971" Y2="16">Subject</TD></TR><TR X1="163" Y1="23" X2="391" Y2="39"><TD X1="33" Y1="23" X2="157" Y2="39">Today</TD><TD X1="163" Y1="23" X2="391" Y2="39">11/05/04 11:21 AM</TD><TD X1="397" Y1="23" X2="542" Y2="55">Steve Johnson
Home Depot</TD><TD X1="548" Y1="23" X2="821" Y2="55">(Assistant Phone)
(603) 879-5641</TD><TD X1="827" Y1="23" X2="971" Y2="39">Orange is ok</TD></TR><XML>
</values></widjet>


xsl

<xsl:if test="name='ActiveCall'">
<xsl:if test="type='List'">
<xsl:if test="values/xml/TR/ @Y1'&gt;10'">
     <calllist>
<xsl:for-each select="values/XML/TR">
<call>
<status><xsl:value-of select="TD[position()=1]"/></status>
<followup><xsl:value-of select="TD[position()=2]"/></followup>
<contact><xsl:value-of select="TD[position()=3]"/></contact>
<communication><xsl:value-of select="TD[position()=4]"/></communication>
<subject><xsl:value-of select="TD[position()=5]"/></subject>
    </call>
</xsl:for-each>
    </calllist>
    </xsl:if>
</xsl:if>
</xsl:if>

<xsl:if test="values/xml/TR/@Y1 &gt; 10 ">
this line tests if the Y1 attribute of the first TR element of the first xml element of ... is greater than 10.
Since the first one isn't (the header line has Y1=3), you won't get any output from there on.

Not sure what you want exactly, could be intepreted several ways.
If you only want to output a table if there is a Y1 attribute greater than 10, then you can use the conditional statement:
test="values/xml/TR[@Y1 &gt; 10]"
checks TR elements until we find a matching one or have checked all TR elements.

If you only want to list the ones with Y1 attribute > 10, then change your for-each loop to something like:
<xsl:for-each select="values/XML/TR[@y1 gt; 10]">

I see,

I want to disregard the ones that are less then 10 and output the ones more then 10. The ones less then 10 are headers in this case and not needed, the rest is passed back to be used in html output.

Thanks

then you definitely want to add the [@y1 gt; 10] condition to your for-each loop.

If you have an empty table (just the header) did you want to output the table at all? (eg. it just'd be an empty <calllist/> tag.)

With the headers remove, I use the values(contacts) in a hyperlink. On the html output it generates a list of names, each is a hyperlink when clicked will access details about that contact. Your advice helped me greatly, I am very new to xsl and xml for that matter and somtimes(most times) I am very confused.

Thanks again