RE: nearly FAQ .. (numbering of elements)

Use the position() function http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N6099.html.

Cheers Agnes

-----Original Message-----
From: Christian Beutenmueller
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Sent: maandag 26 januari 2004 16:05
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Subject:  nearly FAQ .. (numbering of elements)


Hi,
I know, that this question is nearly a faq, and I know that it should be 
possible to solve that problem, using the answers in the archive .. but 
it seems that I am to stupid (and not really a good funtional programmer).

Ok here is my Problem:
I have an xml file, which looks like that:
<my-foo>
	<text1></text1>
	
	<question>[..]</question>
	<question>[..]</question>
</my-foo>

Now I need in my output (an xsl:fo with some special extensions) 
something like:

Q1 [..]
Q2 [..]

for the question tags.
The xslt transformation, I used until now is very simple:
One template for every node that can come after the root node, and a 
final <xsl:template match="/"> that outputs some static stuff (the page 
master for the xsl:fo), and then a simple: <xsl:apply-templates />
This simple design works perfect for this little transformation, but I 
don't know how to implement the numbering.

Thanks in advance

Christian

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