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I did see that, but I had tried something similar to one of the posted solutions that didn't work. I have since delved deeper into a different linked solution and I think it will work out. Thanks for the reply and sorry for the superfluous post.This was covered in detail just two posts agoCheck out: Using XSLT to convert a XML file to a table in HTML ??? -
I have a problem here that is beyond the scope of my limited XSL knowledge. I have a bit of xml that is coming from a third party that I need to format into an xml table. The xml I am getting looks like this: <cells> <cell row="0" column="0"> <data>1</data> </cell> <cell row="0" column="1"> <data>2</data> </cell> <cell row="0" column="2"> <data>3</data> </cell> <cell row="1" column="0"> <data>Insert a hickey doo</data> </cell> <cell row="1" column="1"> <data>Test</data> </cell> <cell row="1" column="2"> <data>Text</data> </cell> </cells>I'm completely stumped as to how to do this. How can I take this list and break it into rows? Is there some way to layout a nested for-each to manage this? I appreciate any help of thoughts anyone has.
Building a table on the fly
in XSLT/XSL-FO
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Although I haven't tried it I think it might also provide a more elegant solution to some of the "Building a dynamic HTML table" problems I've seen.It took me a lot of time to get here and I hope this saves some other newbie a headache or is at least useful to someone.