I don't really get what want to to, but probably its the attribute translation you are looking for.
<snip src="http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/transformers/i18n- transformer.html">
Additionally we can translate attributes. This is very useful for HTML-forms since labels of buttons are set via an attribute in HTML. To translate attributes of a tag, add an additional attribute named 'i18n:attr' containing a list of attributes, which should be translated, separated by spaces. An example:
<INPUT type="submit" value="Submit" i18n:attr="value"/>
The attribute, which will be translated is 'value'. Parameter replacement is not available for attributes at this time.
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On Oct 17, 2003, at 4:06 PM, Jon Evans wrote:
Hi,
Sorry, this is not specifically a Cocoon question, it's more of a general XSLT question.
I have an xml file with a list of links, which I've just internationalized:
[...] <tab> <caption><i18n:text i18n:key="resources.text"/></caption> <href><i18n:text i18n:key="resources.link"/></href> </tab> [...]
I try to transform it into HTML like this:
[...] <xsl:template match="tab" > <li><a href="{href}"><xsl:copy-of select="caption/*|caption/text()"/></a></li> </xsl:template> [...]
The step after this in my pipeline applies the i18ns.
Now, it doesn't work, presumably because the intermediate step isn't valid xml (it would be <a href="<i18n:text .../>">).
Is there a different way to specify it in the xml or the xsl. Or am I stuck with having an i18n step in the pipeline both before and after that particular transform?
Cheers,
Jon
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