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Problem nesting following sibling element

Asked by kmartin7 in Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT)

Tags: XSLT

I am having fits trying to grab a following sibling and nest it within the preceding sibling. I have had it work partially, but can't quite get it to work 100%. Below is a sample snippet of XML. I need to grab <ol> elements that are following siblings of an <li> element and nest it into the <li> element. So I need the following:

<body>
      <ol>
            <li>1.      Shut down equipment and lock out power in accordance with current local lockout procedure.</li>
            <li>2.      Remove conveyor side covers.</li>
            <li>3.      Turn main disconnect switch to Off position.</li>
            <li>4.      Loosen only conveyor idler rollers and O-belts being replaced. (For power roller replacement see<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref> and<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#39450">Paragraph 1.12.3.4</xref>.)</li>
      </ol>
      <ol>
            <li>5.      Starting on opposite end from O-belt, grasp roller and press end of spring-loaded shaft with screwdriver or punch to release shaft from conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#36782">Figure 1-25</xref>).<ol class="proc2"><li>
                              5.      Starting on opposite end from O-belt, grasp roller and press end of spring-loaded shaft with screwdriver or punch to release shaft from conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#36782">Figure 1-25</xref>).</li></ol></li>
            <li>6.      To remove rollers from other than output zone right angle transfer assembly:</li>
            <ol>
                  <li>a.      Move roller slightly downward while pulling it free of opposite side wall mounting hole (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref>).</li>
                  <li>b.      Carefully pull roller through O-belts and remove from bottom of conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref>).</li>
            </ol>
            <li>7.      To remove rollers from output zone:</li>
            <ol>
                  <li>a.      Move roller slightly upward while pulling it free of opposite side wall mounting hole (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#98470">Figure 1-27</xref>).</li>
                  <li>b.      Carefully pull roller through O-belts and remove from top of conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#98470">Figure 1-27</xref>).</li>
            </ol>
            <li>8.      Loosen adjacent rollers as necessary and remove O-belts (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#77287">Figure 1-28</xref>), moving rollers upward or downward depending on conveyor zone.</li>
      </ol>
</body>

To look like this:

<body>
      <ol>
            <li>1.      Shut down equipment and lock out power in accordance with current local lockout procedure.</li>
            <li>2.      Remove conveyor side covers.</li>
            <li>3.      Turn main disconnect switch to Off position.</li>
            <li>4.      Loosen only conveyor idler rollers and O-belts being replaced. (For power roller replacement see<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref> and<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#39450">Paragraph 1.12.3.4</xref>.)</li>
      </ol>
      <ol>
            <li>5.      Starting on opposite end from O-belt, grasp roller and press end of spring-loaded shaft with screwdriver or punch to release shaft from conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#36782">Figure 1-25</xref>).<ol class="proc2"><li>
                              5.      Starting on opposite end from O-belt, grasp roller and press end of spring-loaded shaft with screwdriver or punch to release shaft from conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#36782">Figure 1-25</xref>).</li></ol></li>
            <li>6.      To remove rollers from other than output zone right angle transfer assembly:
            <ol>
                  <li>a.      Move roller slightly downward while pulling it free of opposite side wall mounting hole (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref>).</li>
                  <li>b.      Carefully pull roller through O-belts and remove from bottom of conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref>).</li>
            </ol></li>
            <li>7.      To remove rollers from output zone:
            <ol>
                  <li>a.      Move roller slightly upward while pulling it free of opposite side wall mounting hole (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#98470">Figure 1-27</xref>).</li>
                  <li>b.      Carefully pull roller through O-belts and remove from top of conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#98470">Figure 1-27</xref>).</li>
            </ol></li>
            <li>8.      Loosen adjacent rollers as necessary and remove O-belts (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#77287">Figure 1-28</xref>), moving rollers upward or downward depending on conveyor zone.</li>
      </ol>
</body>

Here is the original code.

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             <body>
	<ol>
		<li>1.	Shut down equipment and lock out power in accordance with current local lockout procedure.</li>
		<li>2.	Remove conveyor side covers.</li>
		<li>3.	Turn main disconnect switch to Off position.</li>
		<li>4.	Loosen only conveyor idler rollers and O-belts being replaced. (For power roller replacement see<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref> and<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#39450">Paragraph 1.12.3.4</xref>.)</li>
	</ol>
	<ol>
		<li>5.	Starting on opposite end from O-belt, grasp roller and press end of spring-loaded shaft with screwdriver or punch to release shaft from conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#36782">Figure 1-25</xref>).<ol class="proc2"><li>
					5.	Starting on opposite end from O-belt, grasp roller and press end of spring-loaded shaft with screwdriver or punch to release shaft from conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#36782">Figure 1-25</xref>).</li></ol></li>
		<li>6.	To remove rollers from other than output zone right angle transfer assembly:</li>
		<ol>
			<li>a.	Move roller slightly downward while pulling it free of opposite side wall mounting hole (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref>).</li>
			<li>b.	Carefully pull roller through O-belts and remove from bottom of conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#37286">Figure 1-26</xref>).</li>
		</ol>
		<li>7.	To remove rollers from output zone:</li>
		<ol>
			<li>a.	Move roller slightly upward while pulling it free of opposite side wall mounting hole (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#98470">Figure 1-27</xref>).</li>
			<li>b.	Carefully pull roller through O-belts and remove from top of conveyor (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#98470">Figure 1-27</xref>).</li>
		</ol>
		<li>8.	Loosen adjacent rollers as necessary and remove O-belts (<xref href="i0eg0211.dita#77287">Figure 1-28</xref>), moving rollers upward or downward depending on conveyor zone.</li>
	</ol>
</body>

           
         

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Problem nesting following sibling element

Asked by kmartin7 in Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT)

Tags: XSLT

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