Hi List,
I m trying to set up a table out of elements which are all almost the same.
There are only two indicators to determine to which position in the table a
element fits.
1. All elements with the same value in <X/> belong to one table.
2. All elements with the same value in <Y/> belong to one row.
Each element always belongs into the next cell following except it has an
different value in <Y/>. So when the value <Y> changes all following
elements shall be written into the next row until the value changes again.
I know that there are much smarter ways to set up rules for a table, but it
was not my decision...
The problem caused by this setup is, that i have to close and open a
<table-row/> while processing the XML data with a XSLT Stylesheet. But as we
all probably know is something like:
<xsl:if test"$NewValue = 'true'">
</fo:table-row>
<fo:table-row>
</xsl:if>
everything else than proper XML.
I wonder how I can change a table-row while processing data.
Does anybody has an Idea?
Thanks in advance!
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