Hi. I have some XML data that, grossly simplified, looks like this:
<documentation>
<topic>
<title>First Topic</title>
<content>content here</content>
</topic>
<topic>
<title>Second Topic</title>
<content>content here</content>
</topic>
<topic>...
</documentation>
I'm wanting to display this content in IE6.0 in relatively standard help
format--with the left frame containing the contents (i.e. a list of all of the
titles as hyperlinks, a TopRight frame with the Title of the currently selected
topic, and a BottomRight frame with the content of the currently selected topic.
I'm wondering if there is a good way to do this on the fly, or if I should
transform this one file into multiple XML or html files (e.g. contents.htm,
First Topic.htm, First Topic header.htm, etc.)...at which point getting the
right material into the right windows is a standard html issue.
Thanks in advance
Eric : )
p.s. It's been a year and a half since I last had a project that let me use
XSLT with any depth, and even then, I was somewhat stumbling, so answers at the
XSLT for Imbeciles level would be great.
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