Subject: fo:tree : Is there one? From: Lance Otis <LanceO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 10:37:08 -0700 |
We have been trying to develop a generic tree viewer, where the data types tags are variables and may change in the XML data and the tree structure may change as well. For example an XML document tree could look like this ( headers not shown): <Type1>value <IndentedType1>value <IndentedType2>value <IndentedType3>valuea</IndentedType3> <IndentedType3>valueb</IndentedType3> <IndentedType3>valuec</IndentedType3> </IndentedType2> </IndentedType1> </Type1> Independent of the data type tag values, We would like the display to mimic the structure in the XML data, what ever it might be. For the above example this would be: Type1:value -IndentedType1:value --IndentedType2:value ---IndentedType3:valuea ---IndentedType3:valueb ---IndentedType3:valuec Table flow objects support table displays. Are there any plans for a Tree Flow Object, or is there a simple XSL approach that can be used to format the output to look just like the data without knowing in advance what that data types and structure are? We can format to HTML via custom code to do it, but we would like to use an XSL approach. //Lance Otis Chief Scientist Applied Technical Systems, Inc. 360-478-2710 x3206 XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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