RE: xsl formating string

Hi Josh,

Use the function contains() in your xsl:if statements to check if some
string contains another substring.

Use concat() to join strings.

Cheers,
<prs/> 

-----Original Message-----
From: josh higgins [mailto:doopsterus@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 1:07 PM
To: xsl
Subject:  xsl formating string

I have a xml file that I has strings in it.  I want to do so sort of if
logic that says if it is "C1" format with blue text if it is "U1" format it
with underline.
 Then if it is "0" I want to concatenate a .0 on the end of that how can
that be done?  How can I do these things.  I know that I will probably use
an xsl:if but I am not sure what the snytax is with comparing strings.  Can
someone give me a sample code of how this would be done? Thanks!

Josh

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