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m.core@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
If you instead, are trying to get a certain "mode" to work in xslt, you can use the mode-attribute of <xsl:apply-templates> and <xsl:template>. If they match, they will be called.
-- Abel Braaksma
Re: [xsl] Input not editable
Subject: Re: [xsl] Input not editable From: Abel Braaksma <abel.online@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 12:11:10 +0200 |
m.core@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi all,One more thing: valuet is neither an input-element attribute. Note that input is an empty element, meaning that the "various attributes" you are talking about will most likely not be seen by your browser, unless these are <xsl:attribute> elements in xslt, which in turn will be translated to attributes of the input-element.
I need to set input not editable in some box i have build with xsl, so i have done:
<input valuet="{@value}" type="text" mode"read"> various attributes here... </input>
If you instead, are trying to get a certain "mode" to work in xslt, you can use the mode-attribute of <xsl:apply-templates> and <xsl:template>. If they match, they will be called.
-- Abel Braaksma
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