Hi,
At 12:38 PM 1/29/2005, you wrote:
I'd prefer approach #2 : extending the grouping logic
to accommodate grouping by language before the nodes
are subgrouped by category.
What would I have to change to the xslt file and /or
the xml file if I wish, for example to only get the
grouped and sorted articles in French and German on a
particluar page?
Unfortunately, since you truncated the message you've left us all in the
dark ... could we see source and desired output again?
Ken's variable-based grouping might well be the best way to go about this
-- it's quite nice with multiple levels.
Also, it's a bit confusing -- you say you'd like to group by language
first, but then you say you want only the French and German. IIRC, this is
a hybrid of the two approaches I suggested. Do you want to be able to
control at runtime which languages you get, or do you want all the
languages in the document to be broken out?
Cheers,
Wendell
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