WOOPS Scratch that the last one was the wrong doc.
HERE is the correct xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<iThink.ePulp xmlns:r="http://www.w3.org/TR/RDF/"
xmlns:d="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.0/"
xmlns="http://directory.mozilla.org/rdf">
<Content>
<Topic r:id="Base">
<Tag catid="1"/>
<d:Title>Home</d:Title>
<Far
r:resource="http://www.ithinkdesigns.com/news/">
<d:Title>iThink Designs, inc. Produces a hit
with Impact Web site</d:Title>
<d:Description>iThink Designs, Inc. a small
internet firm out of Williamsburg Va, produced Impact's Web site to meet the
demands of the modern potential student.</d:Description>
</Far>
<Near r:resource="Base/General_Information/">
<d:Title>General Information</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near r:resource="Base/StudentLife/">
<d:Title>Student Life</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near r:resource="Base/Missions/">
<d:Title>Missions</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near r:resource="Base/Community/">
<d:Title>Community</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near r:resource="Base/Academics/">
<d:Title>Academics</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near r:resource="Base/News/">
<d:Title>News & Events</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near
r:resource="Base/General_Information/Contact_Us.html">
<d:Title>Contact Us</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
</Topic>
<Topic r:id="Base/General_Information">
<tag catid="2"/>
<d:Title>General Information</d:Title>
<Near
r:resource="Base/General_Information/About_us.html">
<d:Title>About Us</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near
r:resource="Base/General_Information/Contact_us.html">
<d:Title>Contact Us</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near
r:resource="Base/General_Information/Letter_from_the_Director.html">
<d:Title>Letter from the Director</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near
r:resource="Base/General_Information/History.html">
<d:Title>History</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near
r:resource="Base/General_Information/What_We_Believe.html">
<d:Title>What We Believe</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
<Near
r:resource="Base/General_Information/Staff_Directory.html">
<d:Title>Staff Directory</d:Title>
<d:Description>More
Information</d:Description>
</Near>
</Topic>
<Topic r:id="Base/News">
<tag catid="7"/>
<Title local="en-US">News & Events</Title>
</Topic>
</Content>
</iThink.ePulp>
-----Original Message-----
From: Mukul Gandhi [mailto:mukulgandhi2003(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)co(_dot_)in]
Sent: Sunday, April 18, 2004 9:55 AM
To: xsl-list(_at_)lists(_dot_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com
Subject: Re: [xsl] Dmoz xml structure sort
Hi John,
If I understood the problem correctly, this could be
the solution.
<xsl:for-each select="Topic">
<xsl:if test="not(narrow)">
<xsl:copy-of select="." />
</xsl:if>
</xsl:for-each>
Regards,
Mukul
--- John Hamman <John(_at_)iThinkdesigns(_dot_)com> wrote: > Hi
all.
I have a navigational site tree xml page similar to
Dmoz.org.
And its made up like this below. I am new to xpath
and am having problems
finding a solution to this.
My file looks similar to this.
<Topic id="Base">
<tag catid="1"/>
<Title local="en-US">Home</Title>
<narrow resource="Base/General_Information"/>
<narrow resource="Base/StudentLife"/>
<narrow resource="Base/Missions"/>
<narrow resource="Base/Community"/>
<narrow resource="Base/Academics"/>
<narrow resource="Base/News"/>
</Topic>
<Topic id="Base/General_Information">
<tag catid="2"/>
<Title local="en-US">General Information</Title>
<narrow
resource="Base/General_Information/About_us"/>
<narrow
resource="Base/General_Information/Contact_us"/>
<narrow
resource="Base/General_Information/Directors_Letter"/>
<narrow
resource="Base/General_Information/History"/>
<narrow
resource="Base/General_Information/What_We_Beleive"/>
<narrow
resource="Base/General_Information/Staff_Directory"/>
</Topic>
<Topic id="Base/General_Information/About_us">
<tag catid="8"/>
<Title local="en-US">About Us</Title>
</Topic>
<Topic id="Base/General_Information/Contact_us">
<tag catid="9"/>
<Title local="en-US">Contact Us</Title>
</Topic>
...
...
...
And I want to acheave results like this if I had a
dynamic variable like
"Base/General_Information/About_us"
<Topic id="Base/General_Information/About_us">
<tag catid="8"/>
<Title local="en-US">About Us</Title>
</Topic>
<Topic id="Base/General_Information/Contact_us">
<tag catid="9"/>
<Title local="en-US">Contact Us</Title>
</Topic>
<Topic
id="Base/General_Information/Directors_Letter">
<tag catid="10"/>
<Title local="en-US">Letter From the
Director</Title>
</Topic>
<Topic id="Base/General_Information/History">
<tag catid="11"/>
<Title local="en-US">History</Title>
</Topic>
<Topic
id="Base/General_Information/What_We_Beleive">
<tag catid="12"/>
<Title local="en-US">What We Beleive</Title>
</Topic>
<Topic
id="Base/General_Information/Staff_Directory">
<tag catid="13"/>
<Title local="en-US">Staff Directory</Title>
</Topic>
Can someone point me in the right direction?
john
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