I rarely work with xslt's so I'm not the greatest at it, but, I was wondering how to go about solving this problem:
<Element>
<childElement type="type1">Bob</childElement>
<childElement type="type1">Smith</childElement>
<childElement type="type2">Bob</childElement>
</Element>"
I want to enforce @type uniqueness, where I would just grab one of the ChildElements if they have the same @type. Different @types can have the same value (in this example, the 2 Bobs would be okay). Any help on how to solve this in xslt?
From stackoverflow
Cochese
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Here is an XPath to grab only the unique @type values...
//childElement[not(@type=preceding::childElement/@type)]...result from your example is...
Location: 3:5 Description: /Element[1]/childElement[1] - Bob Location: 5:5 Description: /Element[1]/childElement[3] - BobCochese : Brilliant! I've never used xpath before, just very basic xslt transformations. Thanks a bunch for answer!From dacracot
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