Here we developed a style sheet that would output information for every Fish that was in the same Family as the Pilotfish. A new blue template Node will appear. We can now just move this.
We can drag the ListItem from underneath the for-each onto our new Fish template. This is because when we first execute a transformation, the context node is set to FishXML. The FishXML template that we began with is the only thing that matches and all it does now is output a SimpleFishList with nothing in the body. For instance, we were looking for Fish that we either in the same Family or the same Order as the Pilotfish.
We can take these same types of conditions that we used with the for-each to limit the type of Fish that will match this Fish template. Then return to the Testing Mode and rerun the transform. Font-size: A A A. The xsl:call-template element is used to invoke a template by name. By invoke, we mean that the named template is called and applied to the source document. If a template does not have a name, it cannot be called by this element. The xsl:template element is used to create a template.
Your message has been sent to W3Schools. W3Schools is optimized for learning and training. Examples might be simplified to improve reading and learning. Tutorials, references, and examples are constantly reviewed to avoid errors, but we cannot warrant full correctness of all content. I tried it with apply template, but then text of other depths are altered too Any help would be appreciated.
Its probably better to do this using standard pattern matching with an identity transform. The key things to remember is that position only works on the current node, but I found an article that has an alternative.
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