On Wed, Jul 04 2007 05:33:47 +0100, 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>
...
The data is a bit more complex then the sample data above. The
<category> element can also contain a <categories> element that
contains another set of <category> elements. I need to transform both
the images/image and the categories/category under the main category
element, the same way.
Do they all became part of one table, or is each images or categories a
separate table?
Are you using XSLT 1.0 or XSLT 2.0?
Regards,
Tony Graham.
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