Re: XSL for WordML -> specific HTML

Hi, Stephen,

I've done a little WordML to XHTML and WordML to FO, so maybe I can help a 
bit.

Your heading templates look fine to me. They'll get you the values of the 
headings without anything you don't want. I suppose you think they're 
messy because you don't want to apply multiple templates to the same 
element. However, your current solution works just as well as matching 
w:pPr and applying logic within the template to figure out which heading 
level it is. Personally, I find having one template per type of result 
node to be just as readable as one template per type of source node.

To get the content of the paragraphs, add this to your heading templates:

<xsl:template match="w:p/w:r/w:t">
  <p><xsl:apply-templates/></p>
</xsl:template>

I used apply-templates there because you may have format elements (bold, 
etc.) within the paragraph. I used the three level match to make sure you 
get just body content and not the heading content, too (as matching just 
w:t or w:r/w:t would do).

HTH

Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
(presently consulting at Synergistic Solution Technologies)




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 XSL for WordML -> specific HTML






I have a WordML based xml document which contains content along the 
lines of:

<wx:sub-section>
                 <w:p>
                                 <w:pPr>
                                                 <w:pStyle 
w:val="Heading1"/>
                                 </w:pPr>
                                 <w:r>
                                                 <w:t>Hello 1</w:t>
                                 </w:r>
                 </w:p>
                 <w:p>
                                 <w:r>
                                                 <w:t>Some random normal 
text 1</w:t>
                                 </w:r>
                 </w:p>
                 <wx:sub-section>
                                 <w:p>
                                                 <w:pPr>
                                                                 <w:pStyle 
w:val="Heading2"/>
                                                 </w:pPr>
                                                 <w:r>
 <w:t>Hello 2</w:t>
                                                 </w:r>
                                 </w:p>
                                 <w:p>
                                                 <w:r>
                                                                 <w:t>Some 
random normal text 2</w:t>
                                                 </w:r>
                                 </w:p>

and I want to output that as:

<div style="level1">Hello 1</div>
<p>Some random normal text 1</p>

<div style="level2">Hello 2</div>
<p>Some random normal text 2</p>

Obviously I may have headings all over the document, so I want something 
generic that will pick them all out nicely.

Currently I have a rather messy:

<xsl:template match="w:pStyle[@w:val='Heading1']">
                 <div class="section_L1">
                                 <xsl:value-of 
select="../../w:r/w:t/text()"/>
                 </div>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="w:pStyle[@w:val='Heading2']">
                 <div class="section_L2">
                                 <xsl:value-of 
select="../../w:r/w:t/text()"/>
                 </div>
</xsl:template>

that outputs:

<div class="section_L1"></div><div class="section_L2"></div><div 
class="section_L1">Hello 1</div>Some random normal text 1<div 
class="section_L2">Hello 2</div>Some random normal text 2

Anyone have any useful ideas?


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