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Old August 25th, 2004, 07:50 AM
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Question NEWBIE: xsl xsl:for-each select="/spt/Recnr[Status='Open']

Hi all,

I it possible?

to add two buttons in the xsl one Open and the other is Closed, when i press the Open button then :
xsl:for-each select="/spt/Recnr[Status='Open']

and for the close button.
xsl:for-each select="/spt/Recnr[Status='Closed']

After i have pressed one of the buttons then the table will fill with xpath argument status=Open or status=Closed.

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Hi and welcome to the forums

You need to be a little more specific on what you are trying to do? Are you converting XML -> HTML, HTML -> HTML or what? XSL is only a transformation language and thus incapable of doing lots of the stuff that normal programming languages do...

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Hi,

Thanks for your quick answer,

What i mean is, (i use xsl and xhtml) to make an table that's show the contents of an xml file, this overview shows open projects and closed projects, but so far i see can you use xsl to get the data from a xml file and show it by xhtml?

Also i saw it's possible to use vbscript or javascript in you xhtml file to create som sub's and functions.

Now what i need is two buttons , the buttons calling a vbscript and specify the xpath (put it in a variable or something like that.

Then with the use of xsl you get only the open projects or the closed projects.

I'll hope i make it a little more clear.

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