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"using VS 2008" does not tell us which XSLT processor you use, unless you are running the stylesheets directly in the Visual Studio IDE and in that case the solution suggested earlier with exsl:node-set should work.
So what exactly are you doing when you say "using VS 2008"? Do you use .NET code with System.Xml.Xsl.XslCompiledTransform?
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I've done it! I've been using XslTransform() instead of XslCompiledTransform(), and it was the reason exsl:node-set hasn't work. Now everything works fine! Many thanks Martin for helping me!
Last edited by patrickero; March 16th, 2010 at 04:55 AM..
