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Subject: Re: Passing parameters using <xsl:apply-templates>
From: Eliot Kimber <ekimber@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 07:23:07 -0600
Re:  Passing parameters using <xsl:apply-templates>
Mark wrote:
Thanks for the swift responses.

Alice, to clarify, my output currently gives me:

<a href="#!-- #ID=doba_io89456.sl2098796 --#"> in my html anchors. The
doba part is the name of the original xml file listing that is passed
to the processor using the document function.

My intention is to output:

<a href="#!-- #ID=param-test_io89456.sl2098796 --#"> where param-test
is the name of the processed file that is listed in doba.xml.

I'll explore the tunnel parameters further. This was a suspected
option but I was having trouble finding correct syntax so hopefully
Eliot's sample code will put me on the right road.

Another tip: a very easy-to-make and hard-to-diagnose mistake is forgetting to specify tunnel="yes" on the param statements in templates that need the parameter, especially if you're refactoring from untunneled to tunneled parameters.


It just occurs to me now that one could use a simple XQuery to generate a parameter use report for an XSLT that would help diagnose that problem. Will post when I have it worked out.

Cheers,

Eliot

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