Im using XMLSpy 2007, its part of a university assignment and I must only 
use XSL/XST on a windows platform to implement the solution and for the 
output to be HTML.

I was thinking but dont have the technical knowledge to appy it :-

datetime = 12/01/07 14:05
$Hour 
=substring(my:PODBatch/my:POD/my:DeliveryInfo/my:DeliveryDateTime,10,2)  = 
14

TimeZone = GMT+2
$Timezonedifference = 
substring(my:PODBatch/my:POD/my:Customer/myTimeZone,4,1) = 2

Then would have to peform a calculation to ensure the hour is added on 
correctly using 24 hour clock i.e.  23:05 00:05

Then replace the new value back into the datetime element.
Hope this makes sense and thanks for your help.

Cheers
Rob









"Anthony Jones" <Ant@y...> wrote in message 
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> "Rob W" <Whllrob@a...> wrote in message
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>> I've set up the date & time (dd/mm/yy hh:mm) in my XML schema as a string
>> and within my XSL stylesheet I would like to use substring to grab
>> the hh element, store it as a integer variable.
>>
>> The take the last character from time zone element i.e GMT+1, GMT+2  =1,2
> to
>> grab the number store this as an integer value.
>>
>> Peform calculation and then replace the hh element within the date & time
>> element with the newly calcualte one.
>>
>
>
> There is more to it than that what if you need to add 3 hours to 22:00?
> Won't you need to upgrade the date?  What if the date is 31/12/07?
>
> What flavour of XSL are you using?  Does the solution need to stick 
> strictly
> to what XSL provides or are you happy to use a platform specific 
> extension?
> What is your platform?
>
>
> -- 
> Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
>
>