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Questions - xslt

XSLT scheme for create a table whose header and rows are separate and hierarchical

I have a problem in order to convert a file that looks like this into a "flat" table These files are uploaded during the exchange. There are many of them, but they have one template. First a...
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Vladimir

for-loop

xslt

counting

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Unfortunately your provided XML is invalid. And you don't provide an example how the output should look like. But however, just a quick, hopefully helpful answer to your main problem. How to avoid rep...
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burki

XSLT For-each to display in a semicolon-delimited value instead of separate tags

is there a way to list all "for-each" values in XSLT in a single tag but semicolon-delimited value, instead of multiple tags with multiple values? For example: XSLT <xsl:for-each select=&...
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rency0722

xml

xslt

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Answers: 1

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In XSLT 2 and later you can use <LeadActor> <xsl:value-of select="/StringAssetInfoMulti[attrTagName='LeadActor']/values/s" separator=";"/> </LeadActor> In XSLT...
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Martin Honnen

Xpath - select first occurence of node with specific type

I am trying to select all of the first occurrences of a specific type in the following structure: <div class="jobs-list"> <div class="job-listing"> <h3&g...
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tsz

html

xml

xslt

xpath

Votes: 0

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//div[@class='job-listing']/descendant::a[1] gives you the first a descendant of each of those divs, if you want to add the check then use e.g. //div[@class='job-listing']/descendant::a[starts-with(@h...
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Martin Honnen

XSLT Record a Position in a Variable

In XSLT 2.0, I'm trying to save in a variable the position() of a node that meets a certain test. This doesn't work, I get Cannot convert string "\n\t\t\tposition()\n\t\t" to an integer &l...
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Mark Ainsworth

xslt

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Answers: 2

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It is not clear what you want to achieve, do you want a sequence of positions? xsl:variable name="foo" select="1 to count(row)" would achieve that. Otherwise use <xsl:sequence s...
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Martin Honnen

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