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Skipping surounding element
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- Subject: Skipping surounding element
- From: Goetz Bock <bock at blacknet dot de>
- Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 16:52:16 +0100
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Hi,
May be I'm just to dump, but I wasn't in the faq.
I've an XML dialect, I want to translate into an other using XSL-T.
All the source elements have two attributes, like:
<source1 attr1="foo" attr2="bar"/>
For the output document there are two posibilities, if attr2 exists:
<destC attr1="{@attr1}">
<dest1>
.
.
.
</dest1>
</destC>
if it does not exist
<dest1 attr1="{@attr1}">
,
,
,
</dest1>
For all my 12 elements, I've a complex transformation each, that oututs
exactly the same content for both cased, but if attr2 exists, the
surrounding container is needed. For now I need two transformations for
each element, is there a way to get rid of this?
(The value of attr2 is again needed inside the transformation, but the
xsl-t code is still the same in both cases)
Thanks,
Goetz.
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