Hi Jon,
At 01:18 PM 4/13/2005, you wrote:
I don't really have time to whip up a test case, but shouldn't J->S,
G->X, and e->x work..ie
Frxshman
Sophomorx
Sunior
Sxnior
Xraduatx
so this should look something like:
<xsl:sort select="translate('JGe','SXx',grade)"/>
That looks right to me. (My plea is having had to teach this afternoon --
XSLT! :-)
Of course, for a more flexible sort I would try Jirka's suggestion.
Yes -- I hope the OP saw that. It's the canonical "correct" answer, I
believe, if you want something general and extensible.
Hopefulliy I'm not missing something obvious
As always (I mean hopefully as always, not missing something obvious as
always :-).
Cheers,
Wendell
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