Subject: conditional inclusions From: Ronald <ronald@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 09:19:10 -0400 (EST) |
Hi there, can one of you guys explain to us something we call "conditional inclusions". say what? let me try to explain our problem. Let's say I have an XMl file which has an element such as: <include url="file.xml"/> This file would be part of the "input tree". You would probably say that xsl:include would do the trick, yes but that's not my question. We want to make these inclusions conditional, and than work on that result tree. <if include="1"> <then> <include url="file1.xml"/> </then> <else> <include url="file2.xml"/> </else> </if> We're gonna use it client -side, so preferably we want to use only one stylesheet. So in other words: The xml we want to work with has a "tree" that is dynamically altered by the choice of inclusion. This tree should be the basis for further transformation 2 HTML ( preferably in the same xslt script!). Maybe i'm missing something, but I was under the impression that the "tree" that's the result of the inclusion, would automatically be outputted in the output file. I do not want this, I want make html of that tree, not just output the tree. Erm hope this is clear to somebody.. RH ---------||-------||----------- Ronald Heller Salience BV Villawal 21 3432 NX Nieuwegein tel.: 030 60 56 675 fax: 030 6056 324 mob.: 06 20 41 25 77 ronald@xxxxxxxxxxx www.salience.nl
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