prescelseseuf xsl pt

If this is so, dont use spaces -- the brouser only displays one single space for a continuous sequence of spaces. Use nonbreaking space: &#xA0; So, instead of: <;xsl:text> <;/xsl:text>.

For a side-effects free programming language like XSLT, knowledge like this would be a dangerous thing, I think (because people would start to rely on execution order). You can do use the following...

I use the xsl file to map some schemas in BizTalk and it would be more performant if I split it in parts, so I can re-use the parts. Anyway, dont mind the BizTalk stuff, how can I reference from my main xsl file...

<;fo:table-cell number-rows-spanned="3">. Dont you just love how wordy XSL is?

You may use the if condition. <;xsl:if test="expression"> ...some output if the expression is true... <;/xsl:if>. Or choose, if theres more than one condition to check. <;xsl:choose> <;xsl...

Then you can convert to upper case: <;xsl:value-of select="translate($toconvert,$lcletters,$ucletters)"/>.