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xml and graphics
Hi there,
I was wondering if its possible to represent the content of an xml file in color dynamically. For example :- <database> <application> <Windows> </application> <application> <Unix> </application> <MacOs> </application> </database> So in an xsl style sheet i would be able to display windows, Unix Mac Os next to a colored box to represent each. So each time i add an application a colored box is created for it. So u should end up with something like a "Key" for a graph lets say. Is that possible and if so how ? Cheers, Urban Developer |
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SVG!
I got one acronym for you to research: SVG!
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