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jodi
Posted: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 1:50:56 PM
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Hello,

Just starting with Style Vision and yet I have a big show stopper.
Can any one help me.

It creates rows and columns as planned.
How can I fill the cells with content.

Kind regards

Jos
vlad
Posted: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 2:10:41 PM
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What is actually your problem? From the screenshot below it is difficult to says what is wrong.

If you attach here all your files with description what you want to see, than the chances increase a lot that somebody can help you.
jodi
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 10:16:21 AM
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vlad wrote:
What is actually your problem? From the screenshot below it is difficult to says what is wrong.

If you attach here all your files with description what you want to see, than the chances increase a lot that somebody can help you.



Here more detail:

This is a piece of my xml

<table xsi:type="tabCliNwLft">
<nr>1.1a</nr>
<title>Cliëntkenmerken bij nieuw cliënttraject bij bureau jeugdzorg en aanvang onderzoek AMK</title>
<tableDescription/>
<col0Title>Leeftijd</col0Title>
<column index="1" title="Aantal jeugdigen met nieuw cliënttraject bij bureau jeugdzorg"/>
<column index="2" title="Aantal jeugdigen bij aanvang onderzoek AMK"/>
<row index="1" title="0 tot en met 5 jaar"/>
<row index="2" title="6 tot en met 11 jaar"/>
<row index="3" title="12 tot en met 14 jaar"/>
<row index="4" title="15 tot en met 17 jaar"/>
<row index="5" title="18 jaar en ouder"/>
<row index="6" title="Onbekend"/>
<row index="7" title="Totaal" isTotalRow="true"/>
<cell columnIndex="1" rowIndex="1" value="1817"/>
<cell columnIndex="1" rowIndex="2" value="1976"/>
<cell columnIndex="1" rowIndex="3" value="1102"/>
<cell columnIndex="1" rowIndex="4" value="1444"/>
<cell columnIndex="1" rowIndex="5" value="114"/>
<cell columnIndex="1" rowIndex="6" value="0"/>
<cell columnIndex="1" rowIndex="7" value="6453"/>
<cell columnIndex="2" rowIndex="1" value="0"/>
<cell columnIndex="2" rowIndex="2" value="0"/>
<cell columnIndex="2" rowIndex="3" value="0"/>
<cell columnIndex="2" rowIndex="4" value="0"/>
<cell columnIndex="2" rowIndex="5" value="0"/>
<cell columnIndex="2" rowIndex="6" value="0"/>
<cell columnIndex="2" rowIndex="7" value="0"/>
</table>

You can see the relevant xsd in the attachment.

Each table has dynamic columns and row.
For example, some tables have 2 columns, with 5 rows, other tables have 10 columns and 10 rows

Stylevision is able to generate tables with dynamic columns and rows.

But I'm not able to fill each cell.
How can I do that?
In the result attachment you see 'Content?'. But that needs to be filled bij the value property in the cell elements.


vlad
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 10:53:38 AM
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Joined: 12/13/2005
Posts: 2,856
Location: Mauritius
Normally, StyleVision can handle tables which grow in both directions automatically, as long as they correspond to either HTML or CALS standard.

Your XML is very unusual, but surely can be handled too. Ideally you should define one variable for row element, let's name it $row, and another one for column element - $column (use Define Variables context menu to do this and assign them value . (dot) in both cases which means current node).

Once you have these variables, all you need is to find the correct cell by using a User-Defined-Template like this

//cell[@columnIndex=$column/@index and @rowIndex=$row/@index]

within this template the rest is done as usual.


vlad attached the following image(s):
Capture1.PNG
Capture2.PNG

jodi
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 12:13:33 PM
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Posts: 6
Dear vlad, you're the bomb. This is exactly want I want.
Unfortunately I'm still unable to reproduce it. What am I doing wrong?
Please took a look at the attachments.

Thanks,

Jos

File Attachment(s):
probeer2.sps (15kb) downloaded 179 time(s).


vlad
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 12:48:25 PM
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Joined: 12/13/2005
Posts: 2,856
Location: Mauritius
You can see the reason when you look at your Schema tree - you are using namespace prefix qns: and therefore in your case you must prepend cell with qns: prefix

//qns:cell[@columnIndex=$column/@index and @rowIndex=$row/@index]
jodi
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 12:57:20 PM
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Joined: 1/24/2012
Posts: 6
vlad, that's true. I have fixed that.
It seems that all values are repeated in each cell.
Due to more tables within qns:tables

Please take a look at the new attached probeer.sps

thanks,

Jos
jodi
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 1:08:19 PM
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I've got it:

//qns:cell[@columnIndex=$column/@index and @rowIndex=$row/@index and ../qns:nr=$tableName]
jodi
Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 1:15:08 PM
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Joined: 1/24/2012
Posts: 6
Thanks vlad, to put me in right direction.

You made my day!!!
A lot of pressure of my shoulders now.

Jos
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