> sent the code, data and xsl sheet to you via email.
Thanks Sam, I got them... Haven't had a chance to look at them yet...
been busy preparing for a move. Hopefully soon. :)
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>> XSL supports FUNCTION recursion, but NOT data isolation. variables
>> are in the context of the xpath path, and are NOT hidden on function
>> recursion. (ie you have to be done with the variables, they will NOT
>> survive. (I have a nice xslt that demonstrates the problem clearly)..
>
>I'd be i
> XSL supports FUNCTION recursion, but NOT data isolation. variables
> are in the context of the xpath path, and are NOT hidden on function
> recursion. (ie you have to be done with the variables, they will NOT
> survive. (I have a nice xslt that demonstrates the problem clearly)..
I'd be interes
>
>I've never had any difficulty getting XSL to handle recursion, but like
>Dave Watts mentioned, it won't help you convert from non-XML data to XML.
>For that you need to roll your own code, which I'm guessing is what
>you're describing in the 2nd paragraph here. Yeah, your function can be
>used t
> > yeh on the XSLT, I spent quite some time trying to use XSLT to
> convert some non-XML data to XML, but it doesn't support recursion,
> yeow!.
>
> First, XSL does support recursion just fine:
> http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-xslrecur/
>
> Second, I'm not sure what you mean b
> yeh on the XSLT, I spent quite some time trying to use XSLT to
> convert some non-XML data to XML, but it doesn't support recursion,
> yeow!.. didn't take much to in CF at all.
>
> but you MAY have given me a pointer.. maybe I can create my OWN
> cftree/query type tag to generate the stuff inl
> yeh on the XSLT, I spent quite some time trying to use XSLT to convert some
> non-XML data to XML, but it doesn't support recursion, yeow!.
First, XSL does support recursion just fine:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-xslrecur/
Second, I'm not sure what you mean by "convert non-
>> thanks. I wasn't able to find a query mechanism either.
>>
>> the tree displays/works fine, but the app build process isn't right..
>
>Right... that's the reason why I was headed for using a query to build
>the tree, because in theory if you give it id/parent it should be able
>to build all th
> thanks. I wasn't able to find a query mechanism either.
>
> the tree displays/works fine, but the app build process isn't right..
Right... that's the reason why I was headed for using a query to build
the tree, because in theory if you give it id/parent it should be able
to build all the sub-n
>I don't think the tree is going to work for you the way you're hoping...
>
>In the past I remember being able to specify a query in cftreeitem with
>id and parent and having it automatically assign all the sub-nodes the
>way I wanted, but I can't seem to get that to work now on CF8 with a
>single
I don't think the tree is going to work for you the way you're hoping...
In the past I remember being able to specify a query in cftreeitem with
id and parent and having it automatically assign all the sub-nodes the
way I wanted, but I can't seem to get that to work now on CF8 with a
single query.
I have the need to display an xml document. so I am using cftree to do that.
to build the cftreeitems, it is easiest to recursively call the renderer for
each node. BUT the cf compiler 'expects' the cftreeitem tags to be in the
SOURCE FILE AFTER the CFTREE tag.
if I generate the tree items (s
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