Hi,
This is a question I asked earlier in one of my earlier posts
but didnt
get any reponse on it. I'm reposting the question only because its
important for me to get some response even if it is a "No, it cant be
done" !
I wanted to know if its possible to create a new element say
'A2' from
within the <xsl:apply-template> of 'A1' such that 'A2' is the
immediate
child of element 'A' and not 'A1'.
So I want the structure to be
<A>
<A1/> <!--has some <xsl:apply-template>-->
<A2/> <!-- being create inside A1's apply-template>
</A>
and not the default
<A>
<A1>
<A2/>
</A1>
</A>
Well, it depends on your source and stylesheet. Also, I'm confused about your
terminology: "... from within the <xsl:apply-template> of 'A1'..." Do you mean
the template that generates A1, or the one that matches A1? Anyhow, say you
have source
<foo>
and you stylesheet looks like
<xsl:template match="foo">
<A1/>
<A2>
</xsl:template>
You'll end up with
<A1/>
<A2>
You should show us more of your source and stylesheet, to show what limitations
you have.
Cheers,
Jarno - God Module: Levitation
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