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Subject: XSL: applying template in different context From: Peter-Paul Koch <ppk@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 13 Sep 1999 12:00:50 +0200 |
Hello, I'm currently writing my very first XML/XSL page for displaying a file in which information is gathered about several tasks in a process of designing mechanical components. Provisional version: http://www.netlinq.nl/interest/xml/interest.xml I have invented an element <task> which contains various data fields about the task. I have also a <role> element which contains data about the roles in this process (project manager, chief engineer etc., the data is their names, email etc.). I have written a separate <xsl:template> to display this role information. I'm now writing the <xsl:template> for displaying the tasks. Each <task> has a <supervisor> and a <performer>, which are roles. My problem is that I want to include the complete output of the stylesheet for the correct roles in the stylesheet for the task and I can't find out how to do it. In the style sheet I'm messing about with <task> and its children, so my currentNode is always a <task> or a lower data element. I've now written a script that can read out a single element from a <role> (the name), but what I really want to do is take the correct <role> as currentNode, apply the template, then revert to the <task> for the remainder of the task template. Is this at all possible? If so, how? Also: I can't seem to access the HTML document properly through document.all['div-name'].style Am I required to use the new DOM? Simple HTML pages in IE5 can use the old IE4 DOM. Thanks for any information, and please remember I'm only a beginner so don't use too many complex terms. <grin> ppk XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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