On Tuesday, Nov 12, 2002, at 13:55 Europe/London, Alessio Sangalli
wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
what I do to deal with this kind of thing is to have a menu.xml
structure, that is imported into all my pages via CInclude, then xslt
mh, I've never understood the difference between Xinclude and
On Tuesday, November 12, 2002, at 08:55 AM, Alessio Sangalli wrote:
mh, I've never understood the difference between Xinclude and
Cinclude...
Have you checked:
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/faq-transformers.html#faq-2
Diana
chaptertitleLinks/titlehreflinks.html/href/chapter
/structure
and this is the xsl code wich generates the link rel things:
!-- if this page is not the first, we write link rel=first and link
rel=prev --
xsl:if test=not(//structure/chapter[1]/href=$myself)
link rel=first href={//structure/chapter
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Hmm, what exactly do you mean? You request an XML page, but you don't
see anything? Mozilla has no built-in stylesheet by default like IE. But
you can see the source of the document (Ctrl + u).
no, I mean when I reply an email like yours, containing a piece of xml
code.
Really strange, but this is definitely a Mozilla problem. I use Mozilla
1.1 and have no problems. Maybe you should post a bug at
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org.
Joerg
Alessio Sangalli wrote:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Hmm, what exactly do you mean? You request an XML page, but you don't
see
]).
Here is an example:
link rel=home type=text/html title=How to build an IR receiver
href=./
link rel=prev type=text/html title=Circuit href=circuit.html/
link rel=next type=text/html title=Diode and Resistor
href=02.html/
link rel=last type=text/html title=Links href=links.html/
what I do to deal
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
what I do to deal with this kind of thing is to have a menu.xml
structure, that is imported into all my pages via CInclude, then xslt
mh, I've never understood the difference between Xinclude and Cinclude...
(having been provided with the 'id' of the page via the
Hello Alessio,
Alessio Sangalli wrote:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Exactly the way I would do it. But beware: XSLTs are chached with their
parameters. So it's interesting to know, how many pages you have or how
big the XSLTs are.
$ ls *.xml | wc -l
12
(to be honest two xml pages are only
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
that's ok ;-) It was more a general statement than a need for the numbers.
:) ok I wanted to be precise!
Maybe it's an alternative to aggregate the XML source
with the navigation XML.
I don't understand this, could you explain?
example of sitemap
I use Mozilla 1.2b. When I quote xml code it doesn't appear. Is this a
know bug?
Hmm, what exactly do you mean? You request an XML page, but you don't
see anything? Mozilla has no built-in stylesheet by default like IE. But
you can see the source of the document (Ctrl + u).
Joerg
Hi I've a little problem because I want to automatically generate the
link header (if you use Mozilla, it's very useful, if you want to show
it: menu - view - show-hide - site navigation toolbar - show [as needed]).
Here is an example:
link rel=home type=text/html title=How to build an IR
Alessio Sangalli wrote:
Hi I've a little problem because I want to automatically generate the
link header (if you use Mozilla, it's very useful, if you want to show
it: menu - view - show-hide - site navigation toolbar - show [as needed]).
!-- example snipped --
How can I implement it?
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