Anybody who ever worked with thinlets (www.thinlet.com)? Seems interesting.
Any experiences ?
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When using a file generator you can dynamically set the source by writing
something like that:
map:match pattern=*
map:generate src=docs/{1}/
...
/map:match
But if you try to do something like:
map:match pattern=*
map:act type={1}/
...
/map:match
It doesn't seem to work.
Does it mean
Does anyone have an example on how to bind
data from and to a bean using an ArrayList field to
store multivalue data from a form
I just installed Cocoon 2.1.4 under Windows 2000 and am trying to do a trivial sort,
but regardless of what I do, the output appears in the same (apparently random) order.
Why?!
XML:
items
item
nameitem 1/name
colorred/color
shapesquare/shape
/item item
nameitem 2/name
On 11.04.2004 21:01, Rick Tyler wrote:
I just installed Cocoon 2.1.4 under Windows 2000 and am trying to do a trivial sort, but regardless of what I do, the output appears in the same (apparently random) order. Why?!
snip/
XSL:
xsl:template match=items
xsl:apply-templates
xsl:sort
Description:org.apache.cocoon.ResourceNotFoundException: No
pipeline matched request:
baseballlibrary/ballplayers/B/Bloomquist_Willie.stm
Hej,
I just installed Cocoon 2.1.4 under Windows 2000
and am trying to do a trivial sort, but regardless
of what I do, the output appears in the same
(apparently random) order. Why?!
xsl:template match=items
xsl:apply-templates
xsl:sort select=item/color
/xsl:apply-templates
I thought this would be easy...I'm trying to pass a variable defined in
the Sitemap, and retrieve it in the Stylesheet.
Specifically, I have {1} defined in the sitemap, which is the basename
of a file, and I want to refer to this filename in a stylesheet that's
called by a transformer. I'm then
Gary:
I've not considered CSS for layout since I'm comfortable with
tables...but I'm open to hearing if there is a better way to layout
header/footer/nav/body in a way that is consistently handled by most
browsers.
David
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Have you considered
Hi,
I thought this would be easy...I'm trying to pass a variable
defined in the Sitemap, and retrieve it in the Stylesheet.
first you have to handle the parameter to the transformer within the
sitemap.
---sitemap--
map:match pattern=*/show.html
map:generate
Indeed I can use the variable in the stylesheet as described below by
Philip but I failed to anticipate that I have to use the variable
INSIDE of another tag, that is, I have a variable foo that represents a
filename and I have to use it as follows:
[cinclude:include src=foo.xml]
I'm assuming
Hi David. This is more of an XSLT question now really, if I understand you
correctly.
You should use attribute value templates (i.e. curly braces):
xsl:variable name=foo/
...
cinclude:include src={$foo}/
You could indeed use xsl:value-of, like this:
cinclude:include
xsl:attribute
Hello,
We attempted to control the tab selection of a tab group
as follows:
the tab group contains
wi:group
wi:styling type = tabs/
wi:state
wt:widget id=tab-state/
/wi:state
...
Our bindings include:
wb:value id=tab-state path=tabState/
which
to see howstream flows in the pipelineafter a request comes
in?
I have difficulty in figuring out which part of my pipeline works and which
part not. I don't know what to do.
is there any tools for this?
Thanks!
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