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Martin Honnen pravi:
>>>   <xsl:apply-templates select="document('file1.xml')/foo/bar |
>>> document('file2.xml')/foo/bar">
>>>     <xsl:sort select="dateElement"/>
>>>   </xsl:apply-templates/>
>>
>> I can't use that, my files are defined in the XML file I am processing.
>>
>> Any additional ideas?
> 
> Nevertheless you should be able to process the union of nodes in those
> documents and sort them. But you keep us guessing, show us your XML
> input(s) and the result you want to produce, then we can suggest a way
> how to solve that.

My code is available here:
http://dustwolf.ctrl-alt-del.si/downloads/XSLTaggregator_src.zip

As the name says, the code is a RSS Aggregator. Picks the URLs of the
RSS feeds to combine from an XML file and outputs the resulting feed.
Everything works fine, except the results are not sorted by date.

The code goes a little like this:
 <xsl:for-each select="feed:rss2">
  <xsl:variable name="myURL" select="." />
  <xsl:for-each select="document($myURL)/rss/channel/item">

..that is the two nested "for-each"es.

Any ideas?

Thanks.. really. :)

LP,
Jure
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