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Re: Problem with Output special char in HTML attribute

2004-12-09 03:45:15

   and be able to generate correct
  tabindex based on position. Then i need a mechanism that permits to
  increment a variable to use as value of tabindex <a> attribute.


the usual way to generate something based on position is to use the
position() function for example

<xsl:for-each select="something">
 <a href="#" tabindex="{position()}">link<xsl:value-of
 select="position()"/></a>


You clearly don't need a way to increment a variable (as there is no
way) and given your description, I doubt that you need a variable at
all.

David

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