Use @mode or @priority in Template without @match

An xsl:template that has no match attribute must have no mode attribute and no priority attribute. In a named template they have no meaning, since it is called by name rather than selected among several templates.

Incorrect:

<xsl:template name="oo" priority="2" mode="qq">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

or:

<xsl:template name="oo" mode="qq">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

or:

<xsl:template name="oo" priority="2">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

Correct:

<xsl:template name="oo" match="oo" mode="qq">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

or:

<xsl:template name="oo" match="oo" priority="2">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

or:

<xsl:template name="oo" match="oo" priority="2" mode="qq">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

or:

<xsl:template match="oo" priority="2" mode="qq">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

or:

<xsl:template match="oo" priority="2">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>

or:

<xsl:template match="oo" mode="qq">
  <!--body-->
</xsl:template>