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  1. I have a situation that is well over my head. I need to take a flat layout and transform it into a hierarchical layout. (See attachments) I actually have a prototype XSLT that uses named templates and having one template call the other to create somewhat of the hierarchy. Currently, the structures are repeating. I need to know how not to have them repeat. I also can't get my head around how to find and extract the complete content at the correct place. I would have posted my XSLT, but, I may be headed in completely the wrong direction. What I'd like is to get proper guidance on how to do it. I suspect I'll have to learn about muenchian grouping, but still have no idea how to proceed. I'm also limited to XSLT 1.0. SampleCustomerSalesHierarchical.xml SampleCustomerSalesFlat.xml
  2. good day everyone! i have a question about Managing Hierarchical Data in MySQL of mike hillyer (http://mikehillyer.c...-data-in-mysql/) i already did what he taught in that website and this is the result of the query but i want to do is to show all categories in one column order by categories.. for example:category 1- category 1.1-- category 1.1.1-- category 1.1.2- category 1.2-- category 1.2.1...category 3category 4and so on thanks in advancemore power
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