Common knowledge of XSLT conversion XML (3)

Today, we will introduce the use of <XSL: attribute> elements. Sometimes when we use XSLT to convert XML, we may need to generate form elements cyclically and dynamically, and

Specify the name or ID of different form elements based on an id value in the loop. In this case, the <XSL: attribute> element can be used.

Let's take a look at Microsoft's explanation of this element:

<XSL: attribute> element

Create an attribute node and attach it to the output element.

 

Use<XSL: attribute>You can perform the following operations to replace an attribute value template with an element:

• Calculate the attribute name.

• Use Conditions, templates, and attribute sets when generating attributes.

• Add attributes<XSL: Copy>Or<XSL: Element>The element generated by the element.

Example:

< XSL: attribute
Name = "Attribute-name"
Namespace = "URI-reference" >
</ XSL: attribute >

 

< IMG >
< XSL: attribute Name = "Src" >
< XSL: value- Select = "Imagenames/imagename"   />
</ XSL: attribute >
</ IMG >

Output:

< IMG SRC = "Imagenames/imagename" />