Subject: [xsl] How to do an 'existence' test in XSL? From: ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 14:33:06 +0000 |
I'm having great difficulty understanding how/if XSL provides the tool to satisfy the following simple requirement. Lets say I have some simple xml like : <gui type="alertBox">...</gui> <gui type="tooltip">...</gui> <gui type="help">...</gui> <gui type="tooltip">...</gui> <gui type="alertBox">...</gui> <gui type="tooltip">...</gui> <gui type="help">...</gui> To simplify things... imagine transforming this document in such a way that we have something like : <alertBox/> <tooltip/> <help/> i.e. I would like the XSL to result in one output per gui type. So there is the problem... how on earth do I process the xml such that it results in an output per +type+ rather than for each instance (is that explained well enough?)... i.e. it's easy to match on the attributes but each match produces output so I would get : <alertBox/><alertBox/> <tooltip/><tooltip/><tooltip/> <help/><help/> Can anyone offer advice on the way in which I ought to approach this problem? Kindest regards, Ben
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