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From: pankaj(_dot_)ahuja(_at_)jpmchase(_dot_)com
I cannot get this to work where it is needed to first read
the first attribute and then all attributes of the child and then
back to reading the second attribute of the parent element. Also how
to keep track of next items by restricting count of rows per
table to just
4.
You can get the elements in groups of four and restart your table or page
based upon that easily enough, q.v. --
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N4486.html#d5052e727
What you cannot do, as several others have pointed out, is process
attributes in a fashion dependent upon ordering. Attributes, by definition,
are unordered.
This is one of the few constraints that make a clear choice between elements
and attributes in designing an XML data structure. If you want your
processing to be influenced by the order of a set of datapoints, you must
make them element children rather than attributes.
HTH,
Mike
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Mike Haarman,
XSL Developer,
Internet Broadcasting Systems, Inc.
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