Re: dynamic # of columns and column ordering

I said you could do it with xslt once you knew how to make the page work in
HTML, etc.  Evidently you have done that.  The original poster asked
questions that indicated he didn't know how to do those things.  He didn't
ask for help getting his xsl to create the desired html, he didn't seem to
know what he should create.

But it sounds like you may have a system ready to go for him.  Great.

Tom P

[Walter Torres]

> >
> > [L Rutker]
> >
> > > I have to build a page that the user can set preferences
> > for what columns
> > he
> > > wants to see and in what order.
> > >
> > > Can this be done purely with XSLT? How?
> > > What would be the best way to approch this?
> > > How would user preference data be best applied to the process?
> > > How would the empty columns not show up in the output?
> > >
> >
> > This is not an xsl question.
>
> Sorry, but not true.
>
> > It is a html and possibly a javascript question.
> > It may also involve the server.  You have to figure
> > out the machinery that can  accomplish what you want.
> > Once you have done that, xslt can no doubt generate
> > it for you.
>
>
> I have a complete XSLT/XML solution.
>
> JavaScript is used only to sort the columns.
>
> HTML is used only to display the data in a table format.
>
> dHTML is used only to display hidden data.
>
> XSLT generates the code from XML data and config info.
>



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