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Determine if an element exist
If you want to write a separate XSL file instead of using the DOM, try the <xsl:if> function. It's format is <xsl:if test="your test here...">XSL code to be processed if test is true</xsl:if> Here is an example based on your XML (using if in two places, phone ext and middle name... -
XSL: Dynamically create id's?
flumpy is right: here is an XSL document that will do your translation: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:template match="childElement"> <input... -
Why XML? Why not databases?
I have to agree that while in certain areas XML and databases "compete", they are really different tools offering different features. Here are areas where XML has the advantage: 1) irregular data structure: take your average XHTML page (or HTML -- the idea is the same, just don't... -
Dynamic Array
Thanks to those who broadened my horizons! I did not know about this behavior. :D Notice that the local variables window shows an uninitialized string? Also, as soon as you ReDim, this changes. This suggests there IS a way to find this out (but I don't know it yet). There are a couple of...- chryo
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Dynamic Array
Have you already looked at the LBound and UBound functions? You can easily create a loop like this: Dim idx as Long For idx = LBound(my) to UBound(my) ' ... Next- chryo
- Post #4
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
