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![]() | ![]() | ![]() | Altova Mailing List Archives>Archive Index >microsoft.public.xsl Archive Home >Recent entries >Thread Prev - RE: How would we get xml tags in xsl if we have same element name >Thread Next - Re: How would we get xml tags in xsl if we have same element name RE: How would we get xml tags in xsl if we have same element nameTo: NULL Date: 7/12/2007 8:56:00 AM "ML" wrote: > Are you referring to XPath wildcards? > > E.g.: > "//cell" will give you all cell nodes anywhere in the XML. > > Is this what you need? For a more accurate answer post an example of the > output XML. > > > ML > > --- > http://milambda.blogspot.com/ Thanks ML, you r trying to help me out but i think i did not explain very well what is my problem, here i am pasting my xml code and output that what i want; Although i have a big file but i just minimize and took only two child node, if you see my code so you can easily distingush by title name, My problem is i have two title info (data) and has same child nodes like "table, row, cell, db, idebtifier" but i want to display in different "table block" not display all db or identifier at one place. <Record> <content> <!-- Title= Redundant Groups --> <field> <title>Redundant Group</title> <summary>3 identical protein(s) found.</summary> <content> <table> <row> <cell> <idebtifier>Q9D6L8</idebtifier> </cell> <cell> <db>dbj</db> </cell> </row> </table> </content> </field> <!-- Title= Database Cross-references --> <field> <title>Database Cross-references</title> <summary>3 cross-reference(s) found </summary> <content> <table> <row> <cell> <db>GENE</db> </cell> <cell> <idebtifier>Z98T23</idebtifier> </cell> </row> </table> </content> </field> </content> </Record> output: Title: Redundant Group Identifier = Q9D6L8 db = dbj Title: Database Cross-references Identifier = Z98T23 db = GENE | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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