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Creating a hyper link in XSL(T)
Re: For Next Loop in XSLT
For Next Loop in XSLT
Intersection and other set operations on node-sets
Grouping using xsl:key and the key() function -- the Muenchian method
Comparing Strings in XSLT for greater/less
How to do a search and replace in XSLT
How to work with more than one xml document in your XSLT transformation
Sorting (advanced) of dynamically constructed strings
In case you need a ""break"" from an xsl:for-each loop
Format XML/XSL for Documentation
Find all xsl:variables that are in scope?
Binary Search in XSLT
Get the newest 5 articles out of hundreds -- a super efficient sort in XSLT
Dynamically change the encoding of your XSLT stylesheet
Identifying an attribute or a namespace node
Build a XPath expression for a node
Avoiding an XSLT Processor crash due to deep recursive processing
Conditional generation of a string in a single XPath expression
Re: Re: ABS function implemented as a single XPath expression
 
 

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Re: Creating a hyper link in XSL(T) - A slight variation

Summary A slight variation on Don Kackman's code to use attributes to generate links instead of seperate elements.

A slight variation on Don Kackman's code to use attributes to generate links instead of seperate elements. Don's code used seperate elements for the url the link would point to and the text that would be displayed. Just a slight variation I like to use. I like to embed the URL in the element in cases where it is required. The attached xml and xsl snippets will use an attribute called "url" in the "custname" element to generate the link. If there is no such url attribute, then no link is created. I like using this code because I find it quick and easy to drop into my XSL and I find it easy to add the url attribute if needed

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