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Sep 4th, 2012, 02:47 PM
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Node searching in an xsl:if test

Here's a snippet of the xml in question:
Code:
<FACILITY_RELATED>
<PES_ID>384</PES_ID>
<ES_ID>402</ES_ID>
<RELATED_CODE>H</RELATED_CODE>
<AUTO_RELATED>false</AUTO_RELATED>
<PESRelatedFacilityNumber>1039</PESRelatedFacilityNumber>
<PESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>IHB</PESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>
<ESRelatedFacilityNumber>1010</ESRelatedFacilityNumber>
<ESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>AGM</ESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>
</FACILITY_RELATED>
<FACILITY_RELATED>
<PES_ID>384</PES_ID>
<ES_ID>401</ES_ID>
<RELATED_CODE>Q</RELATED_CODE>
<AUTO_RELATED>false</AUTO_RELATED>
<PESRelatedFacilityNumber>1038</PESRelatedFacilityNumber>
<PESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>IHB</PESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>
<ESRelatedFacilityNumber>1010</ESRelatedFacilityNumber>
<ESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>AGM</ESRelatedFacilityTypeCode>
</FACILITY_RELATED>
All these FACILITY_RELATED nodes are records from a dataset. What I need to do is determine if a given pes_id is present, and if so, then do something. I don't have to aquire the node or even know how many nodes are present - just know if it's there.
But how do I do this in an xsl:if? I basically want to be able to say <xsl:if test="if there's a pes_id = 5 somewhere in the facility_related nodes, then do something" />
I thought I would have the test in an xml:template - something like:
Code:
<xsl:template name ='IsIDPresent'><xsl:param name='ID' />
<xsl:for-each select ='//FACILITY_RELATED'>
<xsl:if test ='PES_ID = $ID'>
<xsl:value-of select ='PES_ID'/>
</xsl:if>
</xsl:for-each>
</xsl:template>
But I couldn't figure out how to put the call to the template into the xsl:if test.
Are there other ways to do what I'm trying to do? Any help would be appreciated.
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