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On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Joerg Heinicke wrote: > No, you must evaluate the substrings and concatenate the results with > the static parts. For some reason Xalan version 1.4 with xalan:evaluate included seems to do evaluating it self. I was quite suprosed when I ran these lines: <p><b><a href="{$monthdec}"><font color="{$NavigationArrowColor}"><<< </font></a></b></p> The result is ecxatly what I wanted: <p> <b> <a href="/cbroker/XMLServ/XMLHan?command=list&period=month&count=dec&status=1"><font color="#FFFFFF"><<< </font></a> </b> </p> Without anything like xalan:evaluate functions used anywhere, Why? Cheers Jarkko > > Joerg > > > So I can not use > > <a href="{xalan:evaluate($monthdec)}"> ? > > > > Where $monthdec points to external variable, which reads > > the final value from a external xml file. > > > > Cheers, > > Jarkko > > > > > >>1. /cbroker/XMLServ/XMLHan?command=list&period= > >>2. {/XDocList/@view} => evaluate() > >>3. &count= > >>4. {/XDocList/@offset} => evaluate() > >>5. &orderby=date&status=1 > >> > >>Regards, > >> > >>Joerg > >> > >>Jarkko.Moilanen@xxxxxx wrote: > >> > >>>Hi! > >>> > >>>I have a situation which I encountered this morning > >>>and I got stuck with it. > >>> > >>>I have a main xslt file into which I import other xslt files and > >>>data from several xml files. > >>> > >>>The problem is generic linkvalue in the result html file. > >>>In the main xslt file i have: > >>> > >>><xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" > >>> xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> > >>> > >>> <xsl:import href="Sort_Notunsigned.xml" /> > >>> <xsl:import href="recent.xsl" /> > >>> <xsl:import href="statistics.xsl" /> > >>> <xsl:import href="viewcommands.xsl" /> > >>> <xsl:import href="sortcommands.xsl" /> > >>> > >>>Here the line where I import Sort_Notunsigned.xml contains > >>>lines like this: > >>> > >>> <sortbydateasc>/cbroker/XMLServ/XMLHan?command=list& > >>> period={/XDocList/@view}&count={/XDocList/@offset}& > >>> orderby=date&status=1 > >>> </sortbydateasc> > >>> > >>>As you can see, it is a linkvalue /command to be sended on click > >>> > >>>The value of <sortbydateasc> is called by a variable in > >>>sortcommands.xsl (which is imported to main xslt)like this: > >>> > >>><xsl:variable name="dateasc"> > >>><xsl:value-of > >>> > >> > >>select="document('commands.xml')/xslt/notunsigned/sorting/sortbydateasc"/> > >> > >>></xsl:variable> > >>> > >>>No the problem is obvious. When the value comes from xml file, > >>>the part where it should get {/XDocList/@view} from the input xml > >> > >>file, > >> > >>>it does not do it. Same thing with {/XDocList/@offset}. > >>> > >>>I think it would be possible to do it if the commands.xml would be > >>>commands.xsl? > >>> > >>>Reason why I have separated the transformation into several > >>>files, is that I want to make it easier to maintain and > >>>change the commmand values in one place and have the affect > >>>in several places. > >>> > >>>Cheers > >>>Jarkko > > > XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list > > _____________________________________________________________________ Tiedon voi hankkia kolmella tavalla: AJATTELEMALLA, se on jalo tapa YRITYKSEN JA EREHDYKSEN KAUTTA, se on kova tie MATKIMALLA, se on helppo tapa Konfutse _____________________________________________________________________ Jarkko Moilanen :) www.uta.fi/~jm60697 =) puh. 040-5112113 :) Smile!! ---------------------Cogito ergo sum--------------------------------- PS. Älä varasta - hallitus vihaa kilpailua! XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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