AW: AW: [xsl] intra document link

Subject: AW: AW: [xsl] intra document link
From: Nikolas.Nehmer@xxxxxxxxxxx (Nikolas Nehmer)
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 15:19:53 +0100
|At 2004-02-19 09:32 +0100, Nikolas Nehmer wrote:
|>Ohhhh, my mistake! Read, think, do not the other way arround ;-)
|
|:{)}
|
|>But where to put those 2 fragments in my XSL? When I put them together
in
|1
|>XSL file they will be processed together and so displayed together.
|
| From your original post I was under the impression you were creating a
|very large HTML file with a table of contents at the top and the
chapter
|processing down in the body.
|
|I used ellipses ("...") to indicate "all the rest of your processing
goes
|in here".
|
|>But
|>what I want to do is to display only the TOC together with the other
|>book informtion and when you click the link I want to display the
|>Chapter information.
|
|Right ... but on the same HTML page or different HTML pages?  The
technique
|I described is for the same HTML page, because your subject line of
your
|post reads "intra document link" ... if your subject line had read
"inter
|document link" then I would have thought about multiple HTML pages ...
but
|the English language is very difficult at times so it is entirely
possible
|that this nuance was not noticed when you typed your message subject.

That's right what I really meant was a inter intra document link ;-)
inter based on several html pages an intra one XML file ! So my source
document is a single XML file holding the Book and Chapter Data and this
Data should be displayed in several XHTML pages! Do you have any
suggestions? Is there any solution without "ugly" scripts with plain
XML/XSL/XHTML?

Best regards,
Nick




|So, if it really is "intra document link" then I'm supposing your table
of
|contents is at the top of your resulting HTML file and you process it
|generating the href= attributes as I indicated before:
|
|     <!--TOC-->
|     <xsl:for-each select="b:Book/b:chapters/iese.Chapter:Chapter">
|       <li>
|         <a href="{generate-id(.)}">
|           <xsl:value-of select="iese.Chapter:heading"/>
|         </a>
|       </li>
|     </xsl:for-each>
|
|Then, your HTML page continues down with whatever preamble you have
until
|you get to the chapter contents and as you process each chapter you
place
|the name= anchors in the HTML page in the titles as I've shown below
with
|<h3> elements (I hope the following is legible and isn't corrupted by
your
|mail reader):
|
|     <!--Body processing-->
|     <xsl:for-each select="b:Book/b:chapters/iese.Chapter:Chapter">
|       <h3>
|         <a name="{generate-id(.)}">
|           <xsl:value-of select="iese.Chapter:heading"/>
|         </a>
|       </h3>
|       <!--rest of chapter processing-->
|     </xsl:for-each>
|
|Producing one very large HTML file with intra-document links.
|
|I hope this helps.
|
|........................... Ken
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