Subject: [xsl] grouping items from multiple xml documents From: Stefan Seefeld <seefeld@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 00:26:34 -0400 |
I'v read some suggested solutions for the grouping problem, i.e. using the Muenchian method.
My situation is that I have a set of multiple 'target' xml files together with a single 'master' xml file referencing them. The 'target' files contain records, identifiable by id. These records usually show up in multiple targets (i.e. documents)...
I'd like to generate a matrix (html table) showing all records for all targets, each cell containing the actual content of the records in the various target documents.
The problem is that the Muenchian method to generate the table rows relies on a way to identify the nodes by either id() or key(), which doesn't work across document boundaries. I.e. I apparently can't group nodes together that come from different documents.
Thanks a lot, Stefan
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