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  1. kibje

    Virtual Host for Apache 2

    Dear Oozy, if you only want to be able to access the site with that domain name from your own computer, then just add the following line to your /etc/hosts file: 127.0.0.1 www.yourdomain.com #your domain if you want other people inside your lan or on the internet to be able to...
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    getting data from different tables into tabbed panel from combobox

    Hi all, I designed a database for work and am now busy implementing it in Access, the only problem being I have no experience whatsoever with VBA. I did see a lot of the possibilities though and managed to figure out how to do the biggest part. I am just stuck with one problem which I hope you...
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    Beginner - Forbidden subdirectories

    There are two ways to do this. 1) change the way Apache treats every folder 2) change the way Apache treats the specific folders you want to have automated indexes, leave the other folders the way they were. This option is more secure. I am sure you can figure out how to setup option 1 after I...
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    table linking withTabbed panels & Combobox

    Hi all, I designed a database for work and am now busy implementing it in Access, the only problem being I have no experience whatsoever with VBA. I did see a lot of the possibilities though and managed to figure out how to do the biggest part. I am just stuck with one problem which I hope you...
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    Rounding data in XSL to 2 decimal places

    <xsl:value-of select=&quot;floor(sum(PersProd/ProductNode/SectionPart/UsageItem/Amount/TaxAmount/Value)*100)/100)&quot; /> that should do it
  6. kibje

    Help in writing XSL, to find sum

    the previous comment is totally true, basically i see two advantages. If you want the same value several times in your xslt, declare a variable in your root (making it global) and define it there. (variables CAN NOT BE CHANGED in xml !!) you can then reference the value in every place in your...
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    HTML, XSLT and XPath

    wow this is quite the other way around then what i am used to see. You are using html to store data in. The most use of XML and HTML i have seen is to store the information in an XML file (with an appropiate XML schema so the structure can be verified) something like this <book...
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    please help .. nested element trouble in XSL

    Oh for the lords .. I had this EXACTLY as you typed it in an earlier version but it didn't work there. I immediately thought my reasoning must have been wrong at that time and after reading your reply I thought 'Well that won't work I tried that.' So I kept reading the XML Bible, and some...
  9. kibje

    HTTP verses FTP?

    There are basically 2 reasons for preferring the one over the other: Th First is when the location you are downloading to has been firewalled and standard port 21 (for ftp) has been locked. In that case you would need to use the http download method. In general I would use the ftp download...
  10. kibje

    Selecting entity value based on attribute value

    I think I can solve this for you but I do not exactly understand what you are trying to accomplish. What would help (a lot) is to see the XML you start with and the XML (or whatever) you want to end up with. The sentence I am trying to use the name e.g. nameFirst to select the value of...
  11. kibje

    Help in writing XSL, to find sum

    a beginner myself, i found this on the xml.com pages. in your xsl use <tr>{$total}</tr> kib.at.kibje.com
  12. kibje

    Rounding data in XSL to 2 decimal places

    i am no xml genie but i think this might be done with a small trick , eg. like this say var a is the number you now have try floor(a*100)/100 or ceiling(a*100)/100 depending on whether you would rather round up or down. Hope this helps kib.at.kibje.com
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    please help .. nested element trouble in XSL

    Hi all, i am running into problems with XSL where I want to be able to nest xml elements in my schema like this: <xs:element name=&quot;text&quot;> <xs:complexType mixed=&quot;true&quot;> <xs:all minOccurs=&quot;0&quot;> <xs:element name=&quot;bold&quot; type=&quot;xs:string&quot...

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