On 01/12/2011 11:43, Roelof Wobben wrote:
No problem.
This part I wrote myself so that part i understand.
Good, that was step 1, step 2, getting the values of $page from your cms
and printing it out will be specific to that system so you will need to
ask in a forum for that system.
within the xslt you need
<xsl:param name="page"/>
as (typically) the first child of xsl:stylesheet.
that will declare page as a parameter to your stylesheet and allow you
to use $page in xpath. But how you pass the value of the parameter in to
your stylesheet is system dependant, and I have no experience of teh
system you are using.
> Are there any practices on internet so I can practice with
conditional test ?
don't try step 3 (conditionals) until you have the values that you want
to test.
david
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