<xsl:when> Syntax: <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test=”expression”> … </xsl:when> … <xsl:otherwise> … </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose> The xsl:when element is a child of the xsl:choose element. The xsl:choose element is used to make a choice when there are two or more possible courses of action. It provides a means for conducting multiple condition testing. The xsl:choose element must contain one or more xsl:when elements and can contain only one …
<xsl:decimal-format> Syntax: <xsl:decimal-format decimal-separator=”character” digit=”character” grouping-separator=”character” infinity=”string” minus-sign=”character” name=”qname” NaN=”string” pattern-separator=”character” percent=”character” per-mille=”character” zero-digit=”character” /> The xsl:decimal-format element defines the symbols and characters used by the format-number function to convert numbers to strings. This element can be used more than once, but with certain limitations. Each element can have an optional name value assigned to it by …
<xsl:fallback> Syntax: <xsl:fallback> </xsl:fallback> The xsl:fallback element is designed to provide fallback code that can be run as an alternative when an XSLT processor fails to support an element. Normally, when an XSLT element is not recognized by the XSLT processor an error occurs. The concept behind the xsl:fallback element is to provide a mechanism that will allow a procedure to keep running whenever an XSLT element …