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Re: Stopping at 1st Node set.. how to get it to process two or three

From: Danjojo <dlcacuff@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 4/22/2008 9:44:00 AM
On Apr 22, 10:32 am, Martin Honnen <mahotr...@yahoo.de> wrote:
> Danjojo wrote:
> > I am still having difficulty understanding why when it finds the
> > correct parent node, and say that node-set has 2 children node-sets,
> > it is only creating the html for one node-set. I don't know how to get
> > it to process all children of the node-set that it finds and I need
> > help.
>
> > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
> > <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
> > version="1.0">
> >  <xsl:output encoding="iso-8859-1" method="html"/>
> >  <xsl:param name="paraCatagory"/>
>
> >  <xsl:template match="menu">
> >   <xsl:apply-templates/>
> >  </xsl:template>
>
> >  <xsl:template match="category">
> >   <xsl:if test="(@name=$paraCatagory)">
> >    <xsl:for-each select=".">
>
> It is not clear to me what you want to achieve but the original XML you
> posted in another thread has one 'menu' root element with one 'category'
> child element and you templates above process just that, the
> xsl:template match="menu" does an xsl:apply-templates meaning it
> processes only the children of the 'menu' element.
> If you want to process any children of the 'category' element as well
> then you need to put an
>     <xsl:apply-templates/>
> to process all child nodes or an
>     <xsl:apply-templates select="*"/>
> to process all child elements or an
>     <xsl:apply-templates select="category"/>
> to process all 'category' child elements into the xsl:template
> match="category".
>
> --
>
>         Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
>        http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

Ok let me try again and I will once again post the test xml at the
end.

When they use the left menu and it has a flyout menu, that means there
are children. So when the Click the parent on the first menu level
that means we want them to land on a category page where we creat an
independent div for EACH child category. As you can see in the example
XML this occurs 3 distinct times. 2 times at the Sub category level.
And once, at the sub-sub-category level.

For now we don't have to worry about a sub-sub-sub potential flyout in
future designs...

The value that is passed in $paraCatagory for the very first sub menu
is "c1_products"

This means I am able to "FIND" the category PARENT node-set in the
XML.
from their I simple want to traverse through all children elements and
create div's for them.

HOw is this done in XSLT 1.0?


Thanks so much.

Daniel



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <menu id="menuData">  <!--
&#8482; trademark-->  <!--&#174;  registered-->
	<category name="c1_products" display_name="Category One">
		<info>
			<keyword>C1</keyword>
			<link>/category/c1_products</link>
			<titletag>C1 Products from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</
titletag>
			<images>
				<image/>
			</images>
		</info>
		<category name="c1_sub1_products"
display_name="sub-Category c1_sub1">
			<info>
				<keyword>C1SUB1</keyword>

<link>/products/c1_products/c1_sub1_products</link>
				<titletag>C1SUB1 Products from our store
- 9 Words for best SEO</titletag>
				<images>

<image>/imagesEdp/default_sm.jpg</image>
				</images>
			</info>
		</category>
	</category>
	<category name="c2_products" display_name="Category Two">
		<info>
			<keyword>C2</keyword>
			<link>/category/c2_products</link>
			<titletag>C2 Products from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</
titletag>
			<images>
				<image/>
			</images>
		</info>
		<category name="c2_sub1_products"
display_name="sub-Category c2_sub1">
			<info>
				<keyword>C2SUB1</keyword>

<link>/products/c2_products/c2_sub1_products</link>
				<titletag>C2SUB1 Products from our store
- 9 Words for best SEO</titletag>
				<images>

<image>/imagesEdp/default_sm.jpg</image>
				</images>
			</info>
		</category>
		<category name="c2_sub2_products"
display_name="sub-Category c2_sub2">
			<info>
				<keyword>C2SUB2</keyword>

<link>/products/c2_products/c2_sub2_products</link>
				<titletag>C2SUB2 Products from our store
- 9 Words for best SEO</titletag>
				<images>

<image>/imagesEdp/default_sm.jpg</image>
				</images>
			</info>
		</category>
		<category name="c2_sub3_products"
display_name="sub-Category c2_sub3">
			<info>
				<keyword>C2SUB3</keyword>

<link>/category/c2_products/c2_sub3_products</link>
				<titletag>C2SUB3 Products from our store
- 9 Words for best SEO</titletag>
				<images>

<image>/imagesEdp/default_sm.jpg</image>
				</images>
			</info>
			<category name="c2_sub_sub1_products"
display_name="sub-sub-Category c2_sub_sub1">
				<info>
					<keyword>C2SUBSUB1</keyword>

<link>/products/c2_products/c2_sub3_products/c2_sub_sub1_products</
link>
					<titletag>C2SUBSUB1 Products
from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</titletag>
					<images>

<image>/imagesEdp/default_sm.jpg</image>
					</images>
				</info>
			</category>
			<category name="c2_sub_sub2_products"
display_name="sub-sub-Category c2_sub_sub2">
				<info>
					<keyword>C2SUBSUB2</keyword>

<link>/products/c2_products/c2_sub3_products/c2_sub_sub2_products</
link>
					<titletag>C2SUBSUB2 Products
from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</titletag>
					<images>

<image>/imagesEdp/default_sm.jpg</image>
					</images>
				</info>
			</category>
		</category>
	</category>
	<category name="c3_products" display_name="Category Three">
		<info>
			<keyword>C3</keyword>
			<link>/products/c3_products</link>
			<titletag>C3 Products from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</
titletag>
			<images>
				<image/>
			</images>
		</info>
	</category>
	<category name="c4_products" display_name="Category Four">
		<info>
			<keyword>C4</keyword>
			<link>/products/c4_products</link>
			<titletag>C4 Products from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</
titletag>
			<images>
				<image/>
			</images>
		</info>
	</category>
	<category name="c5_products" display_name="Category Five">
		<info>
			<keyword>C5</keyword>
			<link>/products/c5_products</link>
			<titletag>C5 Products from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</
titletag>
			<images>
				<image/>
			</images>
		</info>
	</category>
	<category name="c6_products" display_name="Category Six"
display="no">
		<info>
			<keyword>C6</keyword>
			<link>/products/c6_products</link>
			<titletag>C6 Products from our store - 9 Words for best SEO</
titletag>
			<images>
				<image/>
			</images>
		</info>
	</category>
</menu>


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