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You are not making it easy for people to help you. Before posting questions to XSL-List please make an effort to try to solve the problem yourself. After you have done that, you can make it easier for people to help you by:
You have not shown the XSLT you tried.
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-- Tommie
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Re: [xsl] Formatting issues
Subject: Re: [xsl] Formatting issues From: Mulberry Technologies List Owner <xsl-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2006 14:25:38 -0500 |
MS --
You are not making it easy for people to help you. Before posting questions to XSL-List please make an effort to try to solve the problem yourself. After you have done that, you can make it easier for people to help you by:
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You have not shown the XSLT you tried.
- describing the topic of your question concisely in the subject line Good subject lines - those that describe the subject matter of your message - not only increase the chances that you will receive answers to questions or responses to comments, they also make your message and any replies to it accessible in the list archives.
It looks like you are asking the list instead of doing any work yourself. If this is not the case, and you are trying to solve your own problems, show the list what you have tried and what you are trying to accomplish.
-- Tommie
Hi:
Actually, the text "This has values high and steep" was only to indicate that if the conditional values were high and steep, then this text should be displayed. The textual matter is not important. What is important is the formatting for each level like 1, 2, etc.
Does that make sense? Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks a lot MS --- Abel Braaksma <abel.online@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Ms,
It is better to just include the parts of the original message that are needed for your reply, and leave the rest. That is easier for others to read in the archived messages and in the list (see the list guidelines).
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> 1. This has values high and steep
> 2. This has values high and steep.
> A. This has values high and steep.
>
> But what I am getting is this:
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> 1. This has values high and steep
> 1. This has values high and steep.
> A. This has values high and steep.
>
> Please let me know how this ca be resolved.
>
This may be crystal clear to you, but I am still at a loss: you want the first line of the input repeated at several levels? And you don't want counting at all? In that case, just append "1. ". But I assume you mean something else and that this is just a cut n paste error. Where go "high and low" and "high and deep"? What are the attached levels (meaning: can you add in your output a hint of where the text comes from and from what level?).
I'd like to help, but I must have a good understanding of what you want (ain't that always the case? ;) before I can continue.
> This template repeats for level2...6
Hmm, looks to me at first sight as if you attempt to tackle the problem imperatively (like as if it were a procedural language), instead of declaratively. If you can clarify the output queries for me, I (or anybody) may be of help to give you a somewhat easier solution.
-- Abel http://www.nuntia.nl
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