On Wednesday 29 May 2002 22:49, Chuck Paussa wrote:
. . .
What we've done is perform all of the non-output-format transformations
into an intermediate node-set. e.g.:
. . .
same here. You can think of the intermediate document as a logical document
that describes your output content,
Hi.
I have created a html document as a result of an xsl transformation.
All of the content is contained in an xsl file (which is built dynamically
from a database and programming). The content (xsl) contains a lot of
xsl-commands that do variable interpolation for the report content
(e.g.
Phillip,
What we've done is perform all of the non-output-format transformations
into an intermediate node-set. e.g.:
xsl:varable name=letter
letter
salutationDear xsl:value-of select=/xml/@name//salutation
xsl:for-each select=./content
paragraphHere's some content xsl:value-of
