Thanks jkmyoung.
I'll look into it. I get what you were saying about the double eval.
No need to reply.
Thanks again.
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Hi jkmyoung,
When I say I'm using colors frequently I mean that I'm wanting to specify, say, redborder here, redbackground there, orangetext here ... and so on. Rather than doing a search and replace all the time to replace, say, #CC0033 with #CC11F3, I'd like to have a color schedule somewhere:
redbackground = " ' #CC0033 ' "
redborder = ...
redtext = ...
etc;
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This code works fine for 3 out of 4 years ... but what about leap years? Every fourth year February has 29 days. But wait ... that is except every 100th year ... when it doesn't! Ie: generally, there are 24 leap years every 100 years. But wait ... again ... that is, except for every 400th year! Which is a leap year .... so you have 24 leap years every 100 years for 300 years and then 25 leap years for the next 100 years. Totally confused? I...Leave a comment:
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Hi jkmyoung,
Thanks for your reply. I've used the code and it is working fine. I must have the worst XML book there is: Teach Yourself XML in 24 Hours. It makes no mention of my:mapping whatsoever. Or are all the books bad?
A couple more questions:
1. How does the node actually reference my:mapping? There doesn't seem to be an explicit reference.
2. I need to use colors frequently in...Leave a comment:
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Continuing Heartache - Newbie
Continuing on from my heartache post earlier, can I nest a <choose> element inside of:
Code:<td align="center" style="border: 3px solid #CC0033" bgcolor="#FFAABF" class="v10">
Ie: is the following statement correct?
...Code:<td align="center" style="border: 3px solid #CC0033" bgcolor="#FFAABF" <xsl:choose>
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variables and constants - Newbie
In vba I would write:
const mycolor="#CC339 9"
...
background = mycolor
How do I do this in xsl ???
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XSL Heartache - Newbie
I'm new to XML but an old hand at c++ lisp and vba programming. I'm trying to process the following xml data:
...Code:<abilities> <ability> <name>Strength</name> <abbr>STR</abbr> <base>15</base> <modifier>+2</modifier> </ability> <ability> <name>Dexterity</name> <abbr>DEX</abbr>
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