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David Schwartz
I need to control how I process <foo> elements based on how I'm
generating my HTML (separate files vs. a single large file). What can
I use as a switch in my foo stylesheet to control how it's processed?
Note that the output style is determined by which xsl file (which
'include' the foo stylesheet) I process rather than being represented
in the xml data.
As the foo stylesheet uses the 'match' attribute, I don't know how to
make the output style detectable within the stylesheet. If I was
coding in other languages, I'd be tempted to use a global variable.
TIA,
David
generating my HTML (separate files vs. a single large file). What can
I use as a switch in my foo stylesheet to control how it's processed?
Note that the output style is determined by which xsl file (which
'include' the foo stylesheet) I process rather than being represented
in the xml data.
As the foo stylesheet uses the 'match' attribute, I don't know how to
make the output style detectable within the stylesheet. If I was
coding in other languages, I'd be tempted to use a global variable.
TIA,
David