Subject: Re: [xsl] Passing an XSLT variable into a <a name="Ixxx" href="javascript:location= line. From: andrew welch <andrew.j.welch@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 10:16:24 +0100 |
Put it in curly braces { } eg href="blah.location={$testvar}" ^ ^ or build the attribute: <xsl:attribute name="href"> <xsl:text>location=</xsl:text> <xsl:value-of select="$testvar"/> </xsl:attribute> Some other points about your post: - are you intending to transform client side? If so you can only use XSLT 1.0 - never use notepad! It will break you eventually... there are plenty of XSLT editors out there and even more XML editors, any of those are better than notepad. On 9/21/05, andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Please forgive me if this posted twice ... I had a powercut as I hit send > earlier. > > I am a real newbie to XSLT, creating a simple proof of concept application > so that my employers might see the value of transforming and presenting some > XML from a very large Excel spreadsheet. > > I am using notepad as the editor and the application is check in and will be > displayed in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. (MSXML). I am attempting to use > XSLT 2.0 as described in Dr Tennison's book. > > For the demo, the application has three frames controlled by a menu in one > frame. The menu, and other documents, are created by transforming XML > pulled from Excel. Bookmark is a field in the Excel that exists in each > mode of the XML. The creation of textvar works as I wish (xsl:value-of > demonstrates this to me). > > > The pertinent code extract is ... > > ... > > <xsl:variable name ="testvar" select="concat('Section_1#',Bookmark)" as= > "xs:string" /> > > > <a name="Introduction" href="javascript:location='#Introduction'; > parent.main_body.location=$testvar; > parent.right_side.location='section_1_tools.xml'"> > <img src="Bullets/SmallBlueBullet.gif" align="absmiddle" > border ="0" alt="{string(Heading2)}" /> </a> > > ... > > My problem is with having testvar read as "Section_1#Intro" (if Bookmark for > this node was "Intro"). No matter how I try to place it - quotes, with / > without $ etc, is is always read as a literal and the changes in the other > frame just don't happen as desired. > > I have examined the archive and cannot find a solution (but my lack f skill > may mean I missed an obvious analogue). > > I am truely stumped - I know how to escape in a <script> </script> code > block, but this situation is different. > > Your help greatly appreciated. > > Andrew
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