naijacoder wrote:
Keshlam thanks for the reply.
I don't think xsl:number is what i need.
Please look at my xml very well.
What i want to achieve is a page break as this is an invoice and it will be
printed.
I have tried using position() which is also a standard xslt but i can't use
it because of
Keshlam thanks for the reply.
I don't think xsl:number is what i need.
Please look at my xml very well.
What i want to achieve is a page break as this is an invoice and it will be
printed.
I have tried using position() which is also a standard xslt but i can't use
it because of the xml structure
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What you're looking for is the xsl:number directive. Standard XSLT, not an
EXSLT library function.
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