Hello John Smith (Oh John, can it really be you?!)
I came to XSL blind, like you, and spent at least a week feeling like I was
on a fast trip to programmers' hell. I made progress when at last I realized
that - in the XSL world - instead of trying to create a program, I should
think instead of trying to create a map.
Assuming that you are going to stick with XSL you will sooner or later be
glad of either of the following books:
Jenni Tennison - Beginning XSLT
Michael Kay - XSLT Programmers Reference
and I can't recommend strongly enough that you invest in at least one of
them now. Both of them have lucid introductions that you would find very
helpful.
Dr Kay at least is a regular contributor to this list, one of the (many)
reasons which make it worth staying around for as long as you can! This list
is also the best example I have ever seen of a forum where the experts are
so willing to give guidance to complete novices without any degree of
patronizing at all.
Cheers
Trevor
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