Jasmin,
Here's a page with some "date" extensions to XSLT: http://www.exslt.org/date
Here's a differen extension worth checking out: http://xsltsl.sourceforge.net/date-time.html
I'm sure there's an XSL template out there somewhere that does exactly what you're looking for, but I couldn't find it in 5 mins of looking... sorry.
Jasmin Mehta wrote:
Hi,
Can anybody please tell me how to get indexes of specific strings?
For example, I have a long date tag in XML
<submitdate>Monday, March 24, 2003 4:02:03 PM EST</submitdate>
And I just want to display ‘Monday, March 24, 2003’ in my PDF file using xsl-fo.
It I have to substring it in Java, I would have written
String targetStr = submitdate.substring(0,submitdate.lastIndexOf(‘,’)+4);
How can I get similar function xsl? I saw substring-after() and substring-after() function on some site. But it doesn’t seems to give me the result I want.
Thanks
Jasmin
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