Subject: [xsl] CSV data in attribute - how to get unique values? From: vesse <vessep@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2010 11:25:03 +0800 |
Hi, I have an XML document that looks roughly like this: <root> <toplevel attrib="123"> <midlevel attrib="453,123"> <bottomlevel attrib="853,123" name="MyName"/> <bottomlevel name="OtherItem"/> I need to group the bottomlevel items under each unique attribute ID. Attribute on the lowest level found is the one that's important ( (ancestor-or-self::/@attrib)[last()] ). So in the above example the output would be Attrib:853 - MyName Attrib: 123 - MyName - OtherItem Attrib: 453 - OtherItem In the old days the attribute value was not CSV data so I used <xsl:key name="attribs" match="*" use="@attrib"/> <xsl:for-each select="*[generate-id()=generate-id(key('attribs', @attrib)[1])]"> to go through the items by the attribute values. This does not of course produce the wanted output anymore. Is it anyway possible to get the unique values from the CSV data to work with, and then be also able to find the bottomlevel items that have the current ID? I'm using XSLT 1.0 (transformation done in browser). Changing the XML file structure is out of the question. BR, Vesse
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