isolate the problem, but I got the impression that neither xinclude nor cinclude
would work on the output of a transformer. I worked around the problem by using
a transformer which performed the include by using the document() function.
Steve
On 1 Mar 2004, at 23:32, Stefan Geelen wrote:
Hi,
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I aggregate some content:
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...
������� <map:aggregate element="page">
��������� <map:part element="topnavbar" ns="http://www.xmlmill.com/topnavbar"; src="documents/home/menu.xml"/>
��������� <map:part element="mainnavbar" ns="http://www.xmlmill.com/mainnavbar"; src="documents/{1}/menu.xml"/>
��������� <map:part element="content" ns="http://www.xmlmill.com/content"; src="documents/{1}/{2}.xml"/>
������� </map:aggregate>
������� <map:transform type="xinclude" label="links content"/>
...
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The xml file referenced��by the �src="documents/{1}/{2}.xml"/> also contains an include:
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������� <example>
��������� <xi:include href="Example_box.txt">
����������� <xi:fallback>
������������� <p>Example currently unavailable</p>
����������� </xi:fallback>
��������� </xi:include>
������� </example>
...
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The problem is that the include does not work.� Is it possible to combine and include and aggregation ?
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If not , what is the solution to this problem ?
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Regards,
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