Hi,
Use <xsl:element> or LRE
<http://localhost/tr/xslt/#literal-result-> element>.
Other than there is no XSLT reference installed local on my
computer, I will
look into the LRE thing.
Sorry, again! I really need to either memorize IDs of the XSLT spec anchors, or
get rid of the local spec copy. Sorry again. That should naturally be
<http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt#literal-result-element>
<xsl:element> is obviously, but I thought the use of
<xsl:copy> was needed
in order to make the iteration over the nodes, or am I mistaken?
You are. xsl:copy just makes a copy of the current node, see
<http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt#copying> (hah, got the link right :) For
xsl:for-each and xsl:apply-templates are used for selecting nodes, i.e.
processing them.
2) How to handle blank cells in the spreadsheet.
About 2, is because I use the ss:Cell[cell number]/ss:Data[1]
to pull out
the data, but if the user only have filled out the cells
1,2,4 and 5, then
ss:Cell[4]/ss:Data[1], will actually give me the value of
cell number 5.
I don't remember what you data looked like, but even if the cell is blank, the
empty element's still there, right? Or how does the export keep the table
together, i.e. properly aligned?
Cheers,
Jarno - Karim: Live 2001 <http://hardnrg.com/music.php>
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