Hi Taras
my pleasure.
maybe you can by that beer next year at the SVGOpen ;)
i ve just uploaded an update...
its now working for data taken over several months.
one thing though , crossing new year is not supported.
that means the script allways asumes 1. month <= all other months in the
data.
Holger,
Man! I'm impressed!!!
You did it, hurra!!!
Next time your'e in Eindhoven- I'll pay you a beer :-)
I will start learninng your code tomorrow and will let
you know how it's going with my project.
You said you were a beginner? Now I'm wandering who am
I in such a case :-)
Thanks a lot agai
Hi Taras
i know this took a while.
but its not an easy task to do this calculations in xslt.(at least for me ;)
this is what i have so far:
http://www.treebuilder.de/xslt/date/data.xml
http://www.treebuilder.de/xslt/date/dates.xsl
im afraid this is far from optimal and its not finished yet.
its
Hi Christophe,
The solution you suggest would be the best and
currently I'm trying to convince my project leader to
change the XML file format, but there's a little
problem. The data is coming from an embedded peace of
equipment and any change to it would have costed a
fortune, that's why we choos
-developers] Date-Time processing in XSLT
Good morning Holger,
thanks for your reply.
Let me say it straight from the start, I'm an absolute
beginner and have no previous experience with XML and
web applications.
I work in the project to visualize aggregated data
coming from different source
Good morning Holger,
thanks for your reply.
Let me say it straight from the start, I'm an absolute
beginner and have no previous experience with XML and
web applications.
I work in the project to visualize aggregated data
coming from different sources and I'm having really
hard times because of n
Hi Taras
doing this in xslt might not be easy. especialy if you have data from
different days.
you want to turn the date to number of seconds since ... (?)
i think its quite easy to just determin the seconds from midnight.
if you use mozillas native SVG ,another option would be to use
xbl(insea
Good morning
I'm trying to build graph on following data:
2004-06-08T15:59:40+02:00
1.828702
2004-06-08T20:03:36+02:00
-2.626633
2004-06-09T11:09:17+02:00
2.134067
As you can see from the data sample "Value" has been
measured at irregula
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