Re: ops & mozilla password manager]

Oups,
Sorry for that. It's not the good thread.

Erik,

The code you're provided doesn't work.
The position() Xpath 2.0 function does not return the same result in a
repeat loop inside or outside a select1 control.
See my new attached example.(the label of the select1)

Marc

 >This is due to the way XPath works. In this expression:

 >instance('listes-simple')/liste[@id=instance('instance')/choix[position
 >()]/@value]/item

 >a new context is created once you use "[...]", so position applies to
the position within that context, which is by default 1.

 >Maybe you can try something like this (XPath 2.0):

 >for $position in position() return
 >instance('listes-simple')/liste[@id=instance('instance')/choix[$positio
 >n]/@value]/item

-Erik





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