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Re: choosing what to include based on XML

Subject: Re: choosing what to include based on XML
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2003 18:28:44 +0100
Re:  choosing what to include based on XML
> How do you switch on the value of the skin, when that is buried in the
> source XML ?

in cocoon it's probably easier to do what Ken suggested and have a
pipeline that first uses xsl to generate a stylesheet based on the skin
choice in the source, then processes the source with the generated
stylesheet.

Alternatively...

Unless you have hundreds of choices it is certainly simpler and probably
not much less efficient to simply include all all of them always and
then use a parameter to control which templates are actually used (eg if
each of the skin stylesheets declares templates in a unique mode, you
just need a choice selecting a mode based on teh value of your variable.

David

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