Passin, Tom wrote:
[ Gregory Propf]
Ok, I didn't read that carefully. So you use a parameter with a name
like root_item_sub_item1_sub_sub_item1 and then select for when that
parameter is set and matches the node id, right? So I need as many
parameters as nodes. That seems messy to me. I'd rather set
the node
value somehow. I'm getting the idea this is not possible.
Assuming that the work would be done at the server, you could create a
second xml file that contains a list of the nodes to expand, and use
document() to give the stylesheet access to it. Whenever a node is
identified as one from the list, the stylesheet indicates it should be
expanded. You could use a key to make this quick and easy.
Yeah, I thought of writing something out like this but I was trying to
avoid using file IO to write a second file for performance reasons.
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