On 7/4/07, Sam Carleton <scarleton(_at_)miltonstreet(_dot_)com> wrote:
There is an attribute to determine if the element should be shown, the
data really looks like this:
<category>
<images>
<image name="a" display="true">1</image>
<image name="b" display="true">2</image>
<image name="c" display="true">3</image>
<image name="d" display="true">4</image>
<image name="e" display="false">5</image>
<image name="f" display="true">6</image>
<image name="g" display="false">7</image>
<image name="h" display="true">8</image>
</images>
</category>
[snip]
Ok, after writing this out, I think I know what I should be doing:
1: At the top <category> element, go off and create a new temporary
node set of either all the images/image[(_at_)display='true'] |
categories/category[(_at_)display='true']
2: Turn the <xsl:template match="images"> into a named template and
pass it the temporary node set from #1
Can't you just add [(_at_)display = 'true'] to each of your XPaths....?
Any thoughts on all my rambling?
It's always _much_ easier to work with sample inputs and required
outputs than ramblings, and someone is more likely to reply to a
concise question which takes at most a few minutes to read.
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