On Oct 3, 10:30 am, PB <pbopa...@chc.ca> wrote:
> On Oct 2, 10:07 pm, "TOUDIdel" <toudi...@oDWA.pl> wrote:
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> > Uzytkownik "PB" <pbopa...@chc.ca> napisal w wiadomoscinews:1191365013.766107.312480@2......
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> > > I have an XSL solution that creates a chapter level table of contents
> > > followed by the chapter material for each chapter.  Is there any way
> > > of publishing my XML files so that the end result will be a table of
> > > contents for each chapter, but not the chapter material inside the
> > > chapter?  I know of one way (don't apply templates to the child nodes
> > > of the chapter), but by doing this, I lose the page numbering in the
> > > table of contents for the chapter.  Any ideas?
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> > two templates relative the same nodes:
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> > <xsl:template match="xxx" mode="toc"/>
> > <xsl:template match="xxx" mode="content"/>
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> > td
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> Ok, I understand what you mean.  But how can I ensure that the page
> numbering of the child elements will correctly be shown on the table
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I should also note that the back side of the table of contents page
should have child material on the page.