Huditsch, Roman (LNG-VIE) wrote:
>
> I'm having a little problem specifying multiple parameters for a
> stylesheet transformation.
> I want to prompt the editor to enter its surname and firstname (in two
> seperate steps).
> Having the following macro, the stylesheet only gets the "kat"
> parameter.
> I read that I can specify multiple <parameter> elements under
> <transform>, but my variables won't
> be in scope for that I suppose...
>
> <cfg:command name="release">
> <cfg:macro>
> <cfg:sequence>
> <cfg:command name="prompt"
> parameter="Redakteur 'Vorname:'"/>
> <cfg:set variable="vorname"
> expression="%_" plainString="true"/>
> <cfg:command name="prompt"
> parameter="Redakteur 'Nachname:'"/>
> <cfg:set variable="nachname"
> expression="%_" plainString="true"/>
> <cfg:command name="pick"
> parameter="Kategorien true Arbeitsrecht 1
> Banken- und Wertpapierrecht 2"/>
> <cfg:set variable="kat" expression="%_"
> plainString="true"/>
> <cfg:get expression="$kat"/>
> <cfg:command name="transform2news"
> parameter="%_"/>
> <cfg:command name="clean"
> parameter="%_"/-->
> </cfg:sequence>
> </cfg:macro>
> </cfg:command>
> <cfg:command name="transform2news">
> <cfg:process showProgress="false">
> <cfg:transform
> stylesheet="stylesheets/release_news.xslt" file="%d"
> to="G:/XMLMind_V33/temp/%D.xml" cacheStylesheet="true"/>
> </cfg:process>
> </cfg:command>
>
> Is there a simple way to do this?
Replace:
<cfg:get expression="$kat"/>
by:
<cfg:get expression="concat('"', $vorname, '" "',
$nachname, '" "',
$kat, '"')"/>
The idea is to create a %_ variable which contains something like:
'"John" "Doe" "Bank"'
for use by command "transform2news"
