xslt-1.0

I am defining a JavaScript variable from XSLT and am getting an error due to an unescaped string. I understand that I need to replace this to &apos; , but I'm unsure how to do that in XSLT 1.0. XSLT example: var currentComment = '<xsl:value-of select="root/Reviews/Review/Comment" />'; Rendered javascript with unescaped single quote: var currentComment = 'Let's test a string.', // Causing an error ------^ As Ian Roberts pointed out in his comment, you need to account for backslashes and not just apostrophes. Dimitre's answer can be modified as follows to account for this: <xsl:stylesheet

I'm working on a CSS style which produces dots for a table of contents page. The code is based on https://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/issues/detail?id=1073 . The idea is to create a div with lots of dots in it and overlay it with a span-elements (text and page-number), which have a white background. This works quite good, except for following two issues: dots are "cut" (screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/VRJQCP5.png ) if a text-element requires more than one line, it doesn't get displayed Code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999

Assume we have this simple xml ... <books> <book> <author/> <title/> </book> <book> <author/> <title/> </book> </books> I'm using this xpath to get the elements of the first book instance. //books[1]/* Returns <author/> <title/> And that works fine, but I have to get it working using local-name(). I've tried the following but none of these work... //*[local-name()='books']/* this returns repeating author and title elements, not good, I only need them from the first child //*[local-name()='books'][0]/* this does not return anything Basically, I want to create a CSV file, so the first line in

I have a XML document with chapters and nested sections . I am trying to find, for any section, the first second-level section ancestor. That is the next-to-last section in the ancestor-or-self axis. pseudo-code: <chapter><title>mychapter</title> <section><title>first</title> <section><title>second</title> <more/><stuff/> </section> </section> </chapter> my selector: <xsl:apply-templates select="ancestor-or-self::section[last()-1]" mode="title.markup" /> Of course that works until last()-1 isn't defined (the current node is the first section). If the current node is below the second section, i

I have a small problem, is there a way to dynamically include another xsl? For example: <xsl:variable name="PathToWeb" select="'wewe'"/> <xsl:include href="http://{$PathToWeb}/html/xsl/head.xsl" /> <xsl:include href="http://{$PathToWeb}/html/xsl/navigation.xsl" /> <xsl:include href="http://{$PathToWeb}/html/xsl/promo.xsl" /> <xsl:include href="http://{$PathToWeb}/html/xsl/3columns.xsl" /> <xsl:include href="http://{$PathToWeb}/html/xsl/footer.xsl" /> I have a small problem, is there a way to dynamically include another xsl? For example: <xsl:variable name="PathToWeb" select="'wewe'"/> <xsl

Does anyone know of a list of XSLT instructions/functions that change the context node? For example, instruction like for-each is one of them. Michael Kay The obvious XSLT 2.0 instructions that change the context are for-each , apply-templates , for-each-group , and analyze-string . But there's also, for example, xsl:sort and xsl:key . In XPath, the operators / and [] change the context. There are no functions that change the context. There are only two things in XSLT 1.0 that change the context and neither of them are functions. These are: <xsl:apply-templates select='some-test'/> (which will