James Fuller wrote:
James Fuller wrote:
> Hello Ingo,
> 
> if u are just getting started then do a little research, 
> instead of using
> the list like a calculator;
> 
> a) get a nice XSLT reference book
> b) goto www.dpawson.co.uk for XSLT faq
> c) have at least a once over of the XSLT spec at 
> http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt,
> they may seem a little complicated; but there is actually in 
> the TOC an item
> named "output" ......
> 
> here is the xsl:output tag
> 
> <!-- Category: top-level-element -->
> <xsl:output
>   method = "xml" | "html" | "text" | qname-but-not-ncname
>   version = nmtoken
>   encoding = string
>   omit-xml-declaration = "yes" | "no"
>   standalone = "yes" | "no"
>   doctype-public = string
>   doctype-system = string
>   cdata-section-elements = qnames
>   indent = "yes" | "no"
>   media-type = string />
> 
> 
> I leave it to you to figure it out ( btw you will also want to have
> method=xhtml for those XSLT processors that support it )
> 
> as much as this list wants to help, way ( and I mean too many 
> ) questions
> that are asked are easily solved by reading the archive, 
> doing a  google
> search, reading the XSLT spec ( no matter how painful it may 
> seem at first,
> its actually a pretty clear document ), or going to the FAQ; 
> after that then
> question should be presented to the list.
> 
> good luck, jim fuller
Hello Jim
Hello Jim
is my mail client on the [expletive deleted] or are you sending in duplicate today?
is my mail client on the [expletive deleted] or are you sending in duplicate today?
cheers,
Tom

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