Hello,
thank you Jan it works! Here is my new stylesheet
maybe it is usefull for someone...
bye now!
philipp
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http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";
xmlns:sql="http://apache.org/cocoon/SQL/2.0";
xmlns:gmr="http://www.gnome.org/gnumeri
You might want to try this:
and then use where you need to set Row="" instead of re-counting
your rows every time. Also this: you might want to set your Row directly through a shortcut:
as the content of {} will be evaluated by xsl.
count="row"/>
>
jxtg? okay, but i need microsoft excel as and ouput format and
i do't see how JXTG could help me here...
i would need one excel-row for each row element...
i was thinking that i miss a instruction
but i dunno where/how to apply this...
(the transformation works fine to WML and PDF btw)
any
Yep. Your guess is right! You are overwrite the first with the second. You
need to use a variable to move to the next row. As a solution, try to use
JXTemplate.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo.
On Mie, 26 de Enero de 2005, 6:04, Philipp Rech dijo:
> Hello Cocooners,
>
> [Cocoon Version 2.1.6]
>
>
Hello Cocooners,
[Cocoon Version 2.1.6]
i have the following xml file (see below) which is the result of a db querry
(from Cocoon)... when i transfrom it with the stylesheet (see below) using the
transfomer within Cocoon an excel sheet opens but with only one row in it (the
one with the la
