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rookie questions - Try 2
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- Subject: rookie questions - Try 2
- From: "xsl questions" <xslquestions at hotmail dot com>
- Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 19:13:51 GMT
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Hopefully this doesn't get sent twice - my apologies if it does.
I am new to XSL and have inherited some style sheets created by an
individual who no longer works with me. There is a style sheet displays the
following
<search criteria> <input field>
<search criteria> <input field>
<search criteria> <input field>
...
...
There are 10-30 criteria for each search. I wish to modify the input form
to display as follows:
<search criteria> <input field> <search criteria> <input field>
<search criteria> <input field> <search criteria> <input field>
<search criteria> <input field> <search criteria> <input field>
...
...
Currently each time it loops through the results a </TR> is inserted to end
the row in a html table. How would I modify the style sheet to insert that
tag every other time it loops through? Variables appear to be static so I
can't increment a counter and divide by 2, or can I?
A similar problem/solution would be having a different color background for
every other row of a report.
Also, is it common to have html generated by the XSL parser to look
different in Netscape and IE? I am getting pages in IE that have 6 inches
of whitespace before anything else and looking at the HTML there doesn't
seem to be a reason for this.
Thanks in advance.
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