Re: [xsl] Re: WML input problem

[Joerg Heinicke <joerg.heinicke@xxxxxx>]

ashu t wrote:
> > Add the following empty template:
> >
> > <xsl:template match="text()

This template matches on text-nodes,

> > [preceding-sibling::node()[1][self::input]

whose immediately preceding-sibling node is a input element

> > [not(normalize-space())]]"/>

and this input element may not have a text node. This last predicate is for 
the writing of <input>text</input><br/> instead of writing 
<input/>text<br/>. If there is a text in <input/> you will not ignore the 
next text after the <input/>.
If you refer to the strict.dtd of HTML 4.0, you can remove the last predicate.

But maybe you have to add a further predicate to differ between "normal" 
input (type="text"), where you want to have the text follwoing the <input/> 
and radios or checkboxes, where you don't want the text because of your 
<option/>s.

Regards,

Joerg

> thanks a lot Joerg for your help and patience.
> i have added that template and it has solved the problem finally. but i 
> hope you would not mind if i say that i have just copied and pasted the 
> template in my stylesheet.i did not get the exact working of template
> though you have written
>
> > The above template ignores all text-nodes which are immediate 
> > following-siblings of an input-element without a text node.
>
>
> but all i got is that it is template match for text() then in predicate 
> there are some more conditions which i did not get corectly just got 
> that [not{normalise-space())]would prevent the white spaces.
> we have to consider any text following <input> but what does it mean 
> *input-element without a text node.*
>
> if you don't mind could you please explain me the exact working that 
> will definitely very very informative and beneficial for me.
> ashu

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