Gary E. Daniels wrote:
Hi. Newbie here. I have an XSL Stylesheet that produces XML as output.
How do I code the XSL sheet to add a Root Element to the outputted XML
document? Below is an example of the current XML output and the
desired XML output with the root element <foo>. Thanks.
Gary
Current XML Output-----
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
File #<field id="4"><label>File
No.:</label><value>09-06-00120-01</value></field>|
Address <field id="1001"><label>Property Address:</label><value>3901 N
Hamilton Ave</value></field>|
City <field id="1002"><label>City:</label><value>Chicago</value></field>|
State <field id="1003"><label>State:</label><value>IL</value></field>|
Zip <field id="1004"><label>Zip:</label><value>60618</value></field>|
Neighborhood <field id="3051"><label>NEIGHBORHOOD
(NAME):</label><value>North Center</value></field>|
==========================================================================
Desired XML Output------
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<foo>
File #<field id="4"><label>File
No.:</label><value>09-06-00120-01</value></field>|
Address <field id="1001"><label>Property Address:</label><value>3901 N
Hamilton Ave</value></field>|
City <field id="1002"><label>City:</label><value>Chicago</value></field>|
State <field id="1003"><label>State:</label><value>IL</value></field>|
Zip <field id="1004"><label>Zip:</label><value>60618</value></field>|
Neighborhood <field id="3051"><label>NEIGHBORHOOD
(NAME):</label><value>North Center</value></field>|
</foo>
I don't know wat your XSL looks like; but you can probably get whhat you
want by adding a template rule like this:
<xsl:template match="/">
<xsl:element name="foo">
<xsl:apply-templates/>
</xsl:element>
</xsl:template>
--
Jack.
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