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Guys,
I am trying to make a date list as shown below. <day> <date> <date_show>(Day)</date_show> <date_value/> </date> <date> <date_show>1</date_show> <date_value>1</date_value> </date> </day> Now,I need to type in tags 31 times till i reach <date> <date_show>31</date_show> <date_value>31</date_value> </date> Is there some shortcut like a for next loop or something similar to that to solve my static typing issue? Thanx. Premal Shah. |
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XML by itself is only a eXtensible Markup Language (notice Markup) and thus incapable of doing anything that a "coding language" could do. So with help of any coding language (XSLT,PHP,Java...) you can do what you're asking for.
If you are a coding "rookie" I recommend that you look into XSLT. (though XSLT is only a transformation, not really a coding language, but it'll do the trick) Last edited by Miska : August 23rd, 2004 at 08:10 AM. Reason: More info on XSLT |
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