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As it turns out I'm using XSLT to transform XML into HTML and XSLT has its own precision manipulator. I ended up using: <xsl:value-of select="format-number(12, '#.00;-#.00')"/>
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I am adding two number together and want to be able to set the precision of my output to 2, so it looks like (12.00) and not (12). How can I do this? Help?
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An XML document has an element with an attribute and i'm trying to assign that attribute to a variable in XSLT. Can't remember how to do that. HELP!!XML:<1stElement> <2ndElement type="leaf"> <3rdElement></3rdElement>XSL:<xsl:variable name="type" select="1stElement/2ndElement **What goes here, to link to the attribute of 2nd Element** " />
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I'll just say this, the only reason I use Firefox over IE is because IE still doesn't have tabs. You have to open up a new window each time you want a new screen.
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Thanks, that helped me as well.
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I've used w3schools.com for a long time and just barely notice the forum link on the top right of the page. Didn't even know it existed until yesturday.
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Have fun with your program, looks like its coming along, but still have a lot to accomplish.
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Thanks for the info. I was actually wanting to learn of a few basic editors like notepad, but for Linux not Windows.I definately agree with the getting to know the code first.I also realized that there is a forum above that has all sorts of editors to use. I must be blind because I didn't see that at first.
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W3Schools TutorialIf you've done the above and have the bare minimum for embedding flash into HTML. It should also work for your stylesheet.<embed> will be allowed in XSLT as long as is it allowed in HTML!!
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I use Linux and edit my XSL with Kate. Is there a better editor to use?
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Whatever happened to good old Emacs and even better Xemacs?
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I'm using Linux and was wanting to get a few different ideas for good editors that can be used with html code. Thanks.
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My personal opinion.Macs were never meant to have IE on them.Microsoft is already trying to take over, lets not help them. LOL.
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That definately sounds exactly like the Internet/Computer classes at my High School. Don't worry the teachers definately get better and more up-to-date as you get into higher education.