Scott Stirling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > One idea is to set the depth of the XML page in an attribute of the > <page/> element (like <page depth='1' title='special offers'>) and use > its value in an <xsl:choose/> or other flow control construct to output > the appropriate number of "../" (if any) in img src="". > > Similar, but better, would be to set the relative path to the root > images dir (and possibly other stuff, like include files or css) like > <page path2root='../../' title='special offers'> and use <xsl:variable/> > in the XSL to get that and set an imageDir variable:
Thanks. I'd actually come up with a similar thought myself (though not as neatly expressed as yours). My reason for posting this on the Ant list, though was to see if anyone could think of a way of getting ant to populate such an attribute automatically based on the location of the file. I'm not averse to a pre-filter step to fill in filter tokens such as <page title="Special Offers" path2root="@path2Root@"> ... or any other form of pre-styling, but I'm not aware of any ant task which makes such an attribute available while processing a tree of files. What I want to avoid is having to hard-code the location of a file inside the file as well as outside it. -- Frank Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.efsol.com/ -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
