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2 XSLT Element 1. xsl: If: A simple condition judgment element. 1. declaration method: Test = boolean-Expression> Partial attribute description: 2. Test A logical expression. if it is true, the operation expressed by the content of xsl: if

1. Use of templates Some encoding tables are stored in the database, but some Chinese characters are displayed. In this case, we can define an XSL file that stores data. I have defined a codetab. XSL Reference this file to the archive. XSL file,

Let's take a look at an example: today Last update: For an xml template, the name attribute is critical. The name of the call-template/apply-template must be the same as the name of the template.Correspondingly. The template is equivalent to

Dynamic XSL itself is a well-formed XML that converts an XML document into another XML document, or transforms it into a text file, HTML file, and so on. Here is the use of XSL to dynamically generate the Java files we want (in some ways, Java code

IntroductionSometimes we want to see the system generated XML files (such as the XML format of the project file), if the file structure is simple, our browser seems to be more convenient, but as the XML Schema complex becomes a headache, write a

The project needs to be converted to HTML file storage using Xml+xsl.I've never done anything like this before, the results of Internet search basically XML and XSL are saved and typed as files, but I've got the string here, so consider whether you

1. knowledge required to create a docbook document: 1) XML-this is the most basic. If you don't understand this, you 'd better first look for an entry-level book;2) DTD-helps you understand the structure of docbook;3) XSL-help you customize your own

XSLT does not provide a ready-made split method to effectively separate the given query string. However, we can use the substring-before and substring-after functions to achieve the split effect. First look at an application requirement: Content

Data source XML, Data. xml XML version = "1.0" encoding = "gb2312" ?> XML-stylesheet type = "text/XSL" href = "style. XSLT" ?> Root > Troot > 0 Troot > Troot > 1 Troot > Troot

XML version = "1.0" encoding = "gb2312" ?> XSL: stylesheet Version = "1.0" Xmlns: XSL = "Http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" Xmlns: fo = "Http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format" > XSL: Template Match = "/" >