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For whatever reason, XSLT doesn't provide an <xsl:else> element. To create an if-else statement, you need an <xsl:choose> element with a single <xsl:when> element and a single <xsl:otherwise> element. If the test attribute of the <xsl:when> element is true, then the contents of the <xsl:when> are evaluated; if not, the contents of the <xsl:otherwise> element are.
See the Reference A.6 entry in Appendix A, "XSLT Reference" for a complete discussion of this element and some examples.
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| D.4. How Do I Implement an if Statement? |  | D.6. How Do I Implement a for Loop? |
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