AW: [XXE] command for inserting 2 elements

[Klocker Christoph]

hi,
just saw that the command is missing an <, anyway, I had it right before, 
and didn't work either, unfortunately.

once again.
<cfg:command name="insertNumListenPunkt">
              <cfg:macro>
                        <cfg:sequence>
                  <cfg:command name="selectNode" 
parameter="ancestor[implicitElement] punkt"/>                  
                        <cfg:command name="paste" parameter="after &lt;?xml 
version='1.0'?&gt;&lt;listnum&gt;&lt;/listnum&gt;&lt;punkt&gt;&lt;absatz&gt;&lt;/absatz&gt;&lt;/punkt&gt;"/>
                 </cfg:sequence>
                  </cfg:macro>
         </cfg:command>

/christoph

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Von: Hussein Shafie [mailto:hussein at pixware.fr] 
Gesendet: Dienstag, 17. Mai 2005 14:48
An: Klocker Christoph
Betreff: Re: [XXE] command for inserting 2 elements

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Klocker Christoph wrote:
> 
> I have this structure
> 
> <numbered_list>
>       <list_numbering></listnumbering>
>       <entry>
>               <absatz>STRING<absatz>
>        </entry>
> </numbered_list>
> 
> I try to achieve a command that inserts me a new <listnumbering> and a
> new <entry> as both are required, after the previous one. The carriage
> is positioned at the "STRING."
> 
>       <list_numbering></listnumbering>
>       <entry>
>               <absatz><absatz>
>        </entry>
> 
> the result should be this:
> 
> <numbered_list>
>       <list_numbering>1.1</listnumbering>
>       <entry>
>               <absatz>STRING<absatz>
>        </entry>
>       <list_numbering></listnumbering>
>       <entry>
>               <absatz><absatz>
>       </entry>
> </numbered_list>
> 
> 
> I got it working when the list_numbering is an attribute, with the
> insertNode command.