On Jun 1, 11:33 pm, "Dimitre Novatchev" <dimit...@tpg.com.au> wrote:
> > Dimitre,
>
> > I found you are using msxsl namespace, is that gonna be a problem for
> > none-microsoft browsers? Thanks.
>
> No, but for another processor one would normally use the exslt:node-set()
> extension function instead.
>
> Just a few days ago Julian Reschke and David Carlisle discovered a
> technique, which allows to specify exslt:node-set() in a way that it can be
> used with the MSXML xslt processor:
>
>    http://dpcarlisle.blogspot.com/2007/05/exslt-node-set-function.html
>
> Cheers,
> Dimitre Novatchev
>
> "Lee" <lee.jenkins...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1180722830.686354.136140@u......
>
>
>
> > On Jun 1, 5:59 am, "Dimitre Novatchev" <dimit...@tpg.com.au> wrote:
> >> See:
>
> >>    http://www.topxml.com/code/default.asp?p=3&id=v20010226151246
>
> >> Cheers,
> >> Dimitre Novatchev
>
> >> "Lee" <lee.jenkins...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> >>news:1180653377.445712.231260@p......
>
> >> >I have a xml file, here is sample part:
> >> > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> >> > <ProducsList>
> >> > <Product id="1">
> >> > <SpecList>
> >> > <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Height</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>10</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Dimension</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> > <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Width</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>6</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Dimension</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> >  <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Weight</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>20.5</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Weigth</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> > </SpecList>
> >> > </Prodcut>
> >> > <Product id="2">
> >> > <SpecList>
> >> > <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Height</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>8</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Dimension</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> > <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Width</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>5</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Dimension</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> >  <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Weight</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>18</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Weigth</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> > </SpecList>
> >> > </Prodcut>
> >> > <Product id="3">
> >> > <SpecList>
> >> > <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Height</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>5</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Dimension</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> > <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Width</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>2</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Dimension</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> >  <Spec>
> >> > <SpecLabel>Weight</SpecLabel>
> >> >  <SpecValue>10</SpecValue>
> >> >  <SpecCat>Weigth</SpecCat>
> >> >  </Spec>
> >> > </SpecList>
> >> > </Prodcut>
> >> > </ProductsList>
>
> >> > I need to create a table look like that based on that xml file:
>
> >> > ----------------------------------------------------
> >> > Label Product 1 product 2 product 3
> >> > ----------------------------------------------------
> >> > Height 10 8 5
> >> > Width 6 5 2
> >> > Weight 20.5 18 10
>
> >> > I am totally losed, I don't know how to create that table. any one has
> >> > any idea about that? thank you very much.
>
> >> > Also how many Spec in SpecList is unkown.
>
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Dimitre,

Thanks a lot for the help. It is an interesting article. Thanks.