> Ok, try this one - not the best sheet I have ever written, but I think
> it may be what you want (I'd need a full playlist xml file to know for
> sure). It doesn't filter, but if it's close to what you want I'll edit
> it to filter.
The complete file is 3.8 meg, 3400 songs/audios
But, if you want to play, iTunes is available, free, on Mac an Windows
at:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
You can just insert a CD, & capture all the songs (building playlists,
database, xml file, etc)
This application (and iPhoto, iDVD, etc) really cries out for a db.
Maybe next release of OS X will have the db-based file system that
Apple is rumored to be developing.
> It just shows all the playlists one after the other, and I
> took a guess that TrackID is the same in both places... anyway Let me
> know how it goes.
>
I have never used XSL, so this now I need to go learn that...
No luck so far -- I saved your example as:
playlists.xsl
Then added the following to my xml file:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="">
But I don't get anything meaningful:
Safari -- just displays the xml data and ignores the xml tags
FireFox and Moxilla give:
Error loading stylesheet: An XSLT stylesheet does not have an XML
mimetype:
IE, comes the closest :
displays a horizontal bar, then Playlist Files Link:
But, if you display source, all you see is the XML file, with no XSL
formatting
> Again, watch out for the crazy word wrap...
>
> (BTW I posted this to the list for anyone else who wants it (unless
> you
> plan on ripping it and passing the work off as your own))
>
The list is fine -- since iTunes is available for windows too, it could
be of broader interest
Dick
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