Helena Edelson wrote:
<xsl:for-each select="(articles/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'foo'][position() < 5 ]">
I think the directive I am not understanding is what
position() < 5
is doing. Is it checking an array or vector of types and saying if not null
return 0-4?
The last part simply says if the position of a node within the list of
nodes returned by the previous statements is leff than 5 then include it
in the result set. Anything in a square bracket is a test.
And I then have those ready for my out.print?
Not sure what you mean by out.print, there is no such concept in XSLT.
However, yes, the nodes that pass the tests in the XPath statement are
available to whatever you have inside the for-each loop.
Like I said earlier this list is not a good place to be looking for
general XSLT help. You would be far better going through the tutorials
on http://www.zvon.org, of course, if you have an XSLT problem specific
to Forrest, we will be glad to help.
There are some things we
need to create to make forrest more friendly for non-extranet sites I
suspect
We are always interested in any custisations that users need to make. If
you need them, it is likely others will too so we would like to work
with you to incorporate relavent changes into Forrest itself.
Ross
