> Would you all give me a list of operator in xsl please!
why not just look at the Xpath spec, it's not very long.
not equals is != as you apparently guessed. Your problem is not the operator
it is the syntax, you need to give a binary operator two arguments:
!= '13'
^
you are missing a left hand side here, and in your other three uses,
so whether you use != or = you should just get a syntax error from your
system and no output.
You probably want
. != '13'
or normalize-space != '13'
or
. != 13
depending on which of these you think are equal to 13
<SysID>13</SysID>
<SysID> 13 </SysID>
<SysID>013</SysID>
David
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