Hi,
If I've understood well, you have names and dates in your text file. You can
organize them in an XML document and present the data through an style page.
For example
<allinfo>
<names>
<name>Name1</name>
<name>Name2</name>
<name>Name3</name>
</names>
<dates>
<date>date1</date>
<date>date2</date>
<date>date3</date>
<date>date4</date>
<date>date5</date>
</dates>
</allinfo>
And then, when you apply an XSL page organize this information as you want.
Have in mind that in the XML page you have a tree, and you can go over all
nodes.
In the XSL page, you can the "for each" statement and an order
I will try to send you an example tomorrow if you want. I've just finished
for today!
Bye
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Hello Alberto,
that sounds very interesting. Could you please tell me more about it?
Thanks in advance
-Theo
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