This isn't a typo. xsl:param is not allowed in all the places that an instruction is allowed. xsl:param is only allowed in places where the content models explicitly allow it, specifically at the beginning of an xsl:template element. "G. Ken Holman" wrote: > > Hi James, > > In your XML you have: > > <e:element-syntax name="variable"> > <e:in-category name="top-level-element"/> > <e:in-category name="instruction"/> > > but you only have: > > <e:element-syntax name="param"> > <e:in-category name="top-level-element"/> > > I think that "param" requires an in-category of "instruction" just like > "variable" does since they can be in template rules.Received on Wednesday, 24 November 1999 21:42:18 GMT
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