XSLT Transformation (relatively easy, I think) ?

[gregfocker]

I have a node like this:

<content>
<![CDATA[global text]]>
<custom id="blah">
<![CDATA[custom text]]>
</custom>
<![CDATA[more global text]]>
<custom id="blah">
<![CDATA[more customtext]]>
</custom>
<![CDATA[still more global text]]>
</content>

For the <content> node, I'm trying to write XSL that will always
display the text OUTSIDE of the <custom> tags (global text), as well
as conditionally display the text INSIDE the <custom> tags (based on a
parameter matching the "id" attribute). Any ideas?

If a minor change in structure would help, I'm certainly open to
that. Thanks for any input.

 

[p.lepin]

<content>
<![CDATA[global text]]>
<custom id="blah">
<![CDATA[custom text]]>
</custom>
<![CDATA[more global text]]>
<custom id="blah">
<![CDATA[more customtext]]>
</custom>
<![CDATA[still more global text]]>
</content>

For the <content> node, I'm trying to write XSL that will
always display the text OUTSIDE of the <custom> tags
(global text), as well as conditionally display the text
INSIDE the <custom> tags (based on a parameter matching
the "id" attribute). Any ideas?

What have you tried and what didn't seem to work?

<xsl:template match="content">
<xslaram name="id"/>
<xsl:apply-templates select="text()|custom[@id=$id]"/>
</xsl:template>