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Re: Exclusive formatting..
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- Subject: Re: [xsl] Exclusive formatting..
- From: tcn at melvaig dot co dot uk (Trevor Nash)
- Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 16:58:30 GMT
- Organization: Melvaig Software Engineering Limited
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On Sun, 26 Aug 2001 23:40:38 +0800 (WST), you wrote:
>Hey all,
> I've been trying to maintain a large app at work that uses an XML
>stylesheet to return valid HTML from XML documents stored in a CVS
>repositry.
>
>To make the story short, I've been trying to learn XSL in the vauge hope
>it'll make life easier if I know what I'm trying to maintain :)
>
>But I've already ran into a problem. I want to create a stylesheet that
>will basically take in a "page" element, containing multiple "news" items.
>Each "news" item will have a "author" value, a subject (the name of the
>item), and a set of text.
>
>For some reason the stylesheet I'm using prints the formatted text fine,
>but then images the original text. I'm sure there's a fundimental concept
>I'm missing here :)
>
Perhaps just a simple typo: what do you think the last apply-templates
is doing? You have already handled all the children of the 'news'
element explicitly, this will visit them all again.
What you may not know is that there is a set of built-in templates
which by default essentially output all the text without any markup.
This is where your 'ghost' copy is coming from.
Regards,
Trevor Nash
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