Richard Cunliffe wrote:
Thorsten
Ok, I when I looked at the book I thought I would take it back one step,
for it to make more sense to me. Therefore I thought I would start off
doing all the XPATHs together instead of separating it out and doing
many more MATCHes.
The disadvantage in doing so i
OK I have got it working!!
But its not coming out in the correct table format, e.g.
The result im getting is:
ParachutesWhats The Story Morning Glory
Coldplay
Oasis
The result I want:
Coldplay Parach
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> Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 10:32 AM
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> Subject: RE: SQL and Stylesheets
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> Thorsten
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> Ok, I when I looked at the book I thought I would take it
> back one step,
> for it to make more sense to me
Thorsten
Ok, I when I looked at the book I thought I would take it back one step,
for it to make more sense to me. Therefore I thought I would start off
doing all the XPATHs together instead of separating it out and doing
many more MATCHes.
If you look on page 171 of the 'Cocoon Building applic
Hi Richard.
you are calling templates which are not there!
The example from Cocoon: building XML applications - with some comments:
sqlexample.xsl:
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";
xmlns:sql="http://apache.org/cocoon/SQL/2.0";>
test
Besides that it would be nice
