Whenever I test for even nodes using XSLT on my serialized XSP, all the
nodes are even. For example, I'm trying to make every even table row a
different color:
xsl:template match=tr
xsl:if test=position() mod 2 = 0
tr class=evenrowxsl:apply-templates//tr
/xsl:if
xsl:if test=position()
What is the value that position() is returning? Can you move the
template into a another template that has a xsl:for-each select=tr I
think you may get different results then.
Hope this helps
Scott Warren
Jacob Arnold wrote:
Whenever I test for even nodes using XSLT on my serialized XSP, all
What is the value that position() is returning? Can you move the
template into a another template that has a xsl:for-each select=tr I
think you may get different results then.
Hope this helps
Scott Warren
Jacob Arnold wrote:
Whenever I test for even nodes using XSLT on my serialized XSP, all
All Nodes Even
What is the value that position() is returning? Can you move the
template into a another template that has a xsl:for-each select=tr I
think you may get different results then.
Hope this helps
Scott Warren
Jacob Arnold wrote:
Whenever I test for even nodes using XSLT on my
.
through 114. Are you suggesting adding a second stylesheet?
Thanks,
J
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What is the value that position() is returning? Can you move t
Yep, that works. Thanks for your help.
Best Regards,
J
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Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 4:33 PM
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No not a second stylesheet, Change your stylesheet to be like
Jacob Arnold wrote:
Whenever I test for even nodes using XSLT on my serialized XSP, all the
nodes are even.
This is a FAQ. Most probably you are counting whitespace nodes.
Either avoid selecting text nodes, for example by explicitely
specifying the element you want to match:
