On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 6:15 PM, Jose Blanco <[email protected]> wrote:
> This worked with a few exception.
>
> (1)I had to get rid of
> <xsl:apply-templates />
>
> because it was putting extra stuff by the label.
>From what I see from the DRI fragment, it should be generating a the
select tag you want to label.
So what you're saying sounds strange. If you have any doubts, send me
the HTML that is generated with apply-templates and without it.
> (2)
> It complaint about "for" - I think it need to make a it an attribute using
> xslt.
Yes, sorry about that, I didn't test it and forgot. Should have been:
<label>
<xsl:attribute name="for">sort_by</xsl:attribute>
<xsl:attribute name="style">display:none</xsl:attribute>
Sort By:
</label>
> (3) I have one more question. How did you come up with the path
> match="dri:field[@id='aspect.
>>
>> artifactbrowser.ConfigurableBrowse.field.sort_by']
The document being processed is DRI, so the namespace is "dri:"
You're likely to encounter only one other namespace - "mets:"
The attribute is the "field" element from DRI
This narrows down the selection to the field element with this
particular "id" attribute:
[@id='aspect.artifactbrowser.ConfigurableBrowse.field.sort_by']
so it's actually very precise (just one element should be found).
> Doesn't it have to be more precise, like this one I just found in another
> xslt file
>
> <xsl:template match="dri:div[@n='item-view']/dri:head" priority="5">
> item-view.xsl
This is essentially the same thing, the difference is only the
"/dri:head" part, which selects a child "head" element of a particular
"div" element.
And priority here means that if there's another template matching
exactly "dri:div[@n='item-view']/dri:head" in another stylesheet, you
may change which one gets chosen over the other one.
By default (with no explicit "priority" attribute), it depends on the
include/import command - more about that here:
http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/xsltc/xsl_include_design.html
Does that make everything clear?
Regards,
~~helix84
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