- From: Serena Phan <serena.phan@hotmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 02:07:44 +0000
- To: xsl-editors@w3.org
Hi, I'm just wondering if it is possible to get the output below by using xslt. I can get solve the problem in which only one of the children of the root node has a subtree (i.e only <b> has children) but not the case where <c> and <d> have children as well. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Input: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <root> <a>a</a> <b> <bb>bb1</bb> <bb>bb2</bb> <bb>bb3</bb> <bb>bb4</bb> </b> <c> <cc> <ccc>ccc1</ccc> </cc> <cc> <ccc>ccc2</ccc> </cc> </c> <d> <dd>dd1</dd> <dd>dd2</dd> </d> </root> Output: "a", "bb1", "ccc1", "dd1" "a", "bb2", "ccc1", "dd1" "a", "bb3", "ccc1", "dd1" "a", "bb4", "ccc1", "dd1" "a", "bb1", "ccc2", "dd1" "a", "bb2", "ccc2", "dd1" "a", "bb3", "ccc2", "dd1" "a", "bb4", "ccc2", "dd1" "a", "bb1", "ccc1", "dd2" "a", "bb2", "ccc1", "dd2" "a", "bb3", "ccc1", "dd2" "a", "bb4", "ccc1", "dd2" "a", "bb1", "ccc2", "dd2" "a", "bb2", "ccc2", "dd2" "a", "bb3", "ccc2", "dd2" "a", "bb4", "ccc2", "dd2" _________________________________________________________________ Don't just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.com/
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