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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rootElement> <elementOne>one</elementOne> <elementTwo>two</elementTwo> <elementThree>three</elementThree> <complexOne> <comChildOne>comChildOneVal</comChildOne> <comChildTwo>comChildTwoVal</comChildTwo> </complexOne> <complexOne> <comChildOne>comChildOneVal2</comChildOne> <comChildTwo>comChildTwoVal2</comChildTwo> </complexOne> <complexTwo> <comChildOne>comChildOneVal3</comChildOne> <comChildTwo>comChildTwoVal3</comChildTwo> </complexTwo> <complexTwo> <comChildOne>comChildOneVal4</comChildOne> <comChildTwo>comChildTwoVal4</comChildTwo> </complexTwo> </rootElement> i need to get an output of the form: elementOne,elementTwo,elementThree,complexOne,complexTwo one,two,three,comChildOneVal-comChildTwoVal~comChildOneVal2-comChildTwoVal2,comChildOneVal3-comChildTwoVal3~comChildOneVal4-comChildTwoVal4 Is it possible with XSLT? Thanks! p.s. I would like this to be a generic stylesheet so that if i added another complex type (complexThree) then no code changes would be required. I know its trivial to do it so that the stylesheet has to change if I add another element. Last edited by Dazman : October 5th, 2003 at 04:24 PM. |
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