Subject: RE: [xsl] strangeness with <xsl:variable> From: "Devlin, Kurt" <Kurt.Devlin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 14:52:50 -0600 |
> ...I have to put in <a name="something"> for > every part, chapter, and section marked in the XML. And > then, when I generate the TOC, I need to put in <a > href="#something"> so the user can clink on it to take them > to the desired content. You could try using generate-id() for your name and href attributes. > 1. When doing this: > <xslvariable name="name"> > chap<xsl:number count="chapter"/> > </xsl:variable> > > <a name="{$name}"> > [....] > I get control characters in the HTML, a la: > <a name="%A0%20chap1"> You need to put your text inside of a <xsl:text> block. Like the following: <xslvariable name="name"> <xsl:text>chap</xsl:text><xsl:number count="chapter"/> </xsl:variable> > The XML source has appendices, and an introduction as well > as chapters, and the numbering of the sections within them > need to be different . . . i.e. in the intro it should look > like "sect-intro-1", in an appendix as "sect-IV.A.1". I > thought the natural way to do this is to use a > <xsl:variable> within a <xsl:choose>. So I did this . . . You got this backwards... You need to put the choose inside of the variable. In your example, the variable loses scope as soon as the choose block is finished. I hope that helps. Regards, Kurt XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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