RE: Image source

Thanks. That was very helpful. Rgs Vikram -Original Message- From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 3:15 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Image source Vikram Goyal01 wrote: > This means that I can have an xsl stylesheet and place fo > nam

Re: Image source

Vikram Goyal01 wrote: This means that I can have an xsl stylesheet and place fo > namespace tags within it to combine the two steps right? I'm not sure you have the right picture. The following is a file containing formatting objects for a simple greeting, or short FO, by convention getting the fil

RE: Image source

] Subject: Re: Image source Vikram Goyal01 wrote: > This might also answer my question regarding dynamic text. > Could you just clarify if by the xsl file here, you mean the .fo file? > Can I have xsl tags in my .fo file? Producing a PDF file from arbitrary XML is a two stage process.

Re: Image source

Vikram Goyal01 wrote: This might also answer my question regarding dynamic text. Could you just clarify if by the xsl file here, you mean the .fo file? Can I have xsl tags in my .fo file? Producing a PDF file from arbitrary XML is a two stage process. The first stage is the transformation from the

RE: Image source

This might also answer my question regarding dynamic text. Could you just clarify if by the xsl file here, you mean the .fo file? Can I have xsl tags in my .fo file?   Rgs Vikram -Original Message-From: Kai Ulrich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 3:54 PMTo:

Re: Image source

i would like to know is how can i tell xsl that i want an image whose name is in a xml tag? For example: in the xml... nameOfImage.jpg ... in the xsl... ... You could do something like: