Subject: Re: [xsl] getting node type in xsl From: Jan Limpens <jan.limpens@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2004 12:54:49 -0300 |
unfortunately using asp.net I am bound to xslt version 1.0, as they will not implement version 2 even in the next version of their framework. or is there another .net xslt processor around, where I can leverage version2.0? > > 2) how can I give a node a unique id, that I can somehow reuse to > > programmatically alter it's value (some serialization of the absolute > > xPath using something else than the "/" and "[ ]" characters, like > > "ID#animal-1#chicken-3#egg-5" for /animal[1]/chicken[3]/egg[5])? > > generate-id() doesn't do this... > XSLT doesn't allow you to alter the value of a node... There's an extension > function to get a path to a node in Saxon, and there are "pure XSLT" > solutions in the FAQ (somewhere!). I don't want to alter the node via xslt. I want to generate an interface to do so via xslt and then use .net's XmlWriter to do the actual alteration. therefore i need to generate an id, that helps me to find the node in question. cheers jan
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