Quoting Andrew Welch <andrew(_dot_)j(_dot_)welch(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>:
On 08/11/2007, Andreas Peter <info(_at_)minimag(_dot_)de> wrote:
thanks for the reply. I used xsl:apply-templates, too, but the result
was the same.
[snip]
I hope this helps. Thanks so much,
No sorry, still not enough :)
At this point I would recommend one of three things:
1. Use a debugger in an IDE like oXygen to step through the code so
you can see what's going on
2. If you don't have a debugger, use the old-school technique of
inserting xsl:message or (my old way) a set of characters that stand
out "##" to help you follow the flow of execution. Actually I
still do that far too often :)
3. Produce a small complete example of your problem and post the XML
and XSLT to the list - the samples should be as small as possible with
all unrelated code stripped out, and be runnable by cutting and
pasting.
Ideally you would've done #3 first, but it takes mailing list
experience to do that well.
cheers
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Hello Andrew,
thanks for the reply. The debugger funktion is totally new to me
(using oxygen). This feature is quite helpful. I will look at the
produced code and check it first before asking the list again :-)
Andreas
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