xsl:if

Conditional section

Use

Output content based on conditional tests on XML data.

Any content added within the <xsl:if> object will be output ONLY when the test expression evaluates to true()

Test expression

The xpath expression to be avaluated

A valid xpath expression addressing xml data and variables that evaluates to boolean. Examples: xsl:if test="true()" xsl:if test="number(@amount) < 100"

Adding test conditon on existing object(s)

You can enclose almost any design-time object within the <xsl:if> element.

Right-click the object(s) to add test condition for, and select [ if ] from the popup-menu.

To remove condition, right-click <xsl:if> element and uncheck the [ if ] menu item.

XSLT code

Using the <xsl:if> element in textbox conent.

Within textbox conent, xsl:if can be used to perform logical tests in combination with xslt, svg, html or xsl:fo markup.

xslt

The above example iterates <item> elements and outputs their @number attribute, delimited by ( , ) The xsl:if test in this case ensures that a delimiter is not added after the last item.