Hi Gordon,

You could try adding ...
[code]xmlns:asp="http://schemas.microsoft.com"[/code]
... to the ...
[code][/code]
... but I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to achieve though.

Cheers,
- Lee

Basically, I don't want the panel to show if there's nothing in it. So I wanted to have the asp:panel inside an if-then statement inside the XSLT.

I'll try your suggestion ...

Gordon, I'm still curious to why you want to have an ASP.NET control inside an XSLT? As it's going to be treated as text/html and not render as a .NET control.

Gorden,

If you are in v4 then in the template you can do conditional stuff:

[code]

<script runat="server"><br />
    umbraco.presentation.nodeFactory.Node node = umbraco.presentation.nodeFactory.Node.GetCurrent();<br />
</script>

<%if(node.Id==1220){%>

<%}%>

[/code]

in your case you would have different condition and obviously macro would be panel.

Regards

Ismail

[quote=leekelleher]Gordon, I'm still curious to why you want to have an ASP.NET control inside an XSLT? As it's going to be treated as text/html and not render as a .NET control.[/quote]
Ah, I didn't realise / appreciate that!

As things stand, it shouldn't be a problem as the panel should always have content.

Thanks Ismail for pointing out a valid way of doing it!

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