Subject: Re: [xsl] creating top-level elements from within child elements From: RQamar <qamar_rahil@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 13:09:15 +0000 |
templates are not "owned" by elements in the result tree they are distinguished by being matched to elements in the input. They thenRight I got your point. That looks good. So I can create a sibling element instead of a child. Perhaps its rather obvious for you on how to do it but I dont have any clue on how to create a sibling element. Could you advise me on that.
generate a fragment of the output.
Clearly a single template can generate A1 and A2 as siblings rather than A2 being a child of A1. You just make them siblings rather than a child in the output.
you sayYou're right. Perhaps I should have said 'in the context of my stylesheet the behaviour is such'. Sorry about that ! :)
and not the default
<A> <A1> <A2/> </A1> </A>
But that is not the default. the default behaviour just gives you the character content and no elements at all in the result tree. You only have A2 as a child of A1 as that's the way you have it in your stylesheet 9as I said in my first reply)
Thanks Rahil
Current Thread |
---|
|
<- Previous | Index | Next -> |
---|---|---|
Re: [xsl] creating top-level elemen, David Carlisle | Thread | Re: [xsl] creating top-level elemen, David Carlisle |
RE: [xsl] creating top-level elemen, Jarno.Elovirta | Date | Re: [xsl] creating top-level elemen, omprakash . v |
Month |