Hi David and Michael,
Thanks - it looks like I am getting closer to what I need. Yes, you are
right, $y is 0. In fact I run the recursive template within another
recursive template to generate N <tr> tags on the fly as well. I forgot to
mention that....(sorry!). Will that change a lot to the floor-function?
<tr>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="0"/>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="0"/>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="0"/>
</tr>
<tr>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="1"/>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="1"/>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="1"/>
</tr>
<tr>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="2"/>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="2"/>
<td w="1" h="1" l="0" t="2"/>
</tr>
Best regards,
Kenny
you are presumably initialing $y to 0 somewher that you don't show us,
it seems that you want @t to be
<xsl:value-of select="floor($y div $top)"/>
David
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