On 11/27/06, Austin, Darrel
<Darrel(_dot_)Austin(_at_)courts(_dot_)state(_dot_)mn(_dot_)us> wrote:
I'm recursively going through my XML file to create a table of contents
for a document. I want to be able to link each item on the TOC to the
proper anchor later on the page.
[snip]
The 'easy' solution would be for me to just store the unique ID stored
in the database for each node within the XML itself, but I was wondering
if there was a solution on the XSL side of things before I recreate the
XML files.
Just use generate-id() - it's guaranteed to return the same value for
the same node for a single transformation run.
So when you pass over your data to create your index, and then when
you pass over it a second time to do the actual transform, as long as
its all done as part of a single transform you can use generate-id()
cheers
andrew
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