Does the LL XSL parser support xsl if, etc

Me again ;-)I fugured out a couple of niftx XML skins. The latest project is to do a javascript menu of the folders and sub folders in a workspace. This is working. To put the finishing touches on I need to do a couple of tests. If use the statement for the order-by attribute.NOTE: I use server side transformations!Is it just me, or does Livelink only have a limited xsl vocabulary? (ps. I could be at error here, as I am no xsl guru)

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Hi,

For <xsl:if /> tags, you should use "test" as opposed to "match". If this tag:

<xsl:for-each select="llnode[@objname='Folder'] order-by="+llnode/@name">

is exactly as you have it in your stylesheet, then I don't think this will work. You should try something like this instead:

<xsl:for-each select="llnode[@objname='Folder']">

<xsl:sort select="llnode/@name" order="ascending" data-type="text" />

</xsl:for-each>

Hope this helps

Jonny

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Subject: Does the LL XSL parser support xsl if, etc

Does the LL XSL parser support xsl if, etc Posted by SasolAdmin (slaghuis, Eric) on 09/07/2001 08:37 AM

Me again ;-)

I fugured out a couple of niftx XML skins. The latest project is to do a javascript menu of the folders and sub folders in a workspace. This is working. To put the finishing touches on I need to do a couple of tests.

If use the statement <xsl:if match="llnode[@parentid!='123456'] I get an error messiage similar to "Invalid attribute match used in xsl:if statement".

I get the same if I say <xsl:for-each select="llnode[@objname='Folder'] order-by="+llnode/@name"> for the order-by attribute.

NOTE: I use server side transformations!

Is it just me, or does Livelink only have a limited xsl vocabulary? (ps. I could be at error here, as I am no xsl guru)