http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N2602.html#d2874e16
*becoming* an ffaq.
regards DaveP
I use a file separate from the source XML file to control the
naming of xml
elements on output. This is mostly for multi-lingual implementation.
However, I have some users that want different labels from
everybody else
(ggrhhh!). What I want to do is change the XSL so that it
tries to load a
file-specific labels file, and if it doesn't find it, loads
the default
labels file.
I thought I could be tricky by attempting a load with the document()
function and then testing for emptiness, but the parser
didn't like that
approach at all. We use XALAN-J as our parser. Do I need an extension
function to do this?
thanks,
Yves Jaques
Information Officer FIDI
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