I have an XSLT problem that I haven't been able to figure out. The example
below is essentially the simplest version of the problem I have encountered.
Say you have a document like this:
<doc>
<book title="aaa" author="jones"/>
<book title="bbb" author="smith"/>
<book title="ccc" author="douglas"/>
<book title="ddd" author="jones"/>
<book title="eee" author="jones"/>
<book title="fff" author="douglas"/>
<book title="ggg" author="smith"/>
</doc>
How can you produce a document like this?:
<report>
<author name="jones">
<title>aaa</title>
<title>ddd</title>
<title>eee</title>
</author>
<author name="smith">
<title>bbb</title>
<title>ggg</title>
</author>
<author name="douglas">
<title>bbb</title>
<title>fff</title>
</author>
</report>
Restrictions:
- Only XSLT 1.0
- You can't hard-code the names of the books or the authors in the XSLT.
Thanks,
Dave
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