Ebert Andreas wrote:
In a logicsheet that could work but you need to make sure that a) you use xsl:copy-of to insert your parameter and b) the esql:get-int is still inside the correct esql:row-results & friends.Hi Leszek,<xsl:call-template name="category">AFAIR you are allowed to use ESQL only in XSPs as it's tags are converted to
<xsl:with-param name="categoryid"><esql:get-int
column="categoryid"/></xsl:with-param>
</xsl:call-template>
If I hardcode the parameter (e.g. replace '<esql:get-int
column="categoryid"/>' with '4') everything works fine.
Java. So even trying to use and logicsheet in xsl is useless. Your xsp output
should provide you with appropriate data
ouzo
Well, I do not think this is absolutely true. The page I finally want to generate consists of an advertisement and some content categorys where a user can select one category for which the content is presented. Since I did not want to write a huge XSP, I tried to write my own logicsheet containing kind of procedures. This works fine for the advertisements, just use the defined tag <ad> in any XSP and I get what I want (using ESQL in the logicsheet). However, the functionality for the content is too big for one template. If I were mixing the calling and the called template with their ESQL statements in one template, it would probably work - but that gives me a big template and I want to avoid this. Using the current approach, I get very small actual xsp files (<xml><ad/><content/></xml>). It looks like I have to move the complete content functionality into the xsp itself ...
Chris.
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