Hi all,
I'm trying to make a page where I can edit the data (like name and
date of birth) of a person in a data base.
I have a php page which gets the data for the person you have chosen
to edit from the data base and generates an XML element that looks
like this:
<PERSON ID='$id' FIRSTNAME='$firstname' LASTNAME='$lastname'
DAY='$day' MONTH='$month' YEAR='year'></PERSON>
I want to use XSL to generate a html page, that have three dropdown
menus for Day, Month and Year. I want them to display the correct data
from the data base when the page loads.
For example, if someone is born on the 3rd, I want the Day dropdown
menu, which consists of numbers 1-31 to display "3"
In html this is done by giving one of the <option> elements in the
<select> menu the attribute "SELECTED", like this:
<select>
<option value="1">1</option>
<option value="2">2</option>
<option value="3" SELECTED>3</option>
<option value="4">4</option>
...
</select>
Earlier, I didn't use XSL and instead just generatead html directly in
my php document. Then the code below did the trick. What would the xsl
equivalent look like?
for($current_day=1; $current_day <= 31; $current_day++)
{
echo "<option value='$current_day'";
if($current_day==$day)
{
echo " SELECTED";
}
echo ">$current_day</option>";
}
How can this be done in XSL? As far as I understand, the existing loop
functions in XSL, like <xsl:for-each> are used to loop over a number
of elements? I , on the other hand, want to output a number of html
<option> elements, where the value increments for each iteration, and
compare them all to the same attribute of a certain XML <person>
element, and (when I get a match) output the html <option> element
with "SELECTED" added.
Greetings,
Martin Jackson
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