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By Dimitre Novatchev
First Posted 07/11/2002
Times viewed 185

A Calendar, using the XSelerator's datetime library


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Summary This is a full-blown Calendar XSLT application, demonstrating the ways to use the datetime library, distributed with XSelerator.

This is a full-blown Calendar XSLT application, demonstrating the ways to use the datetime library, distributed with XSelerator. Many thanks to my friend Martin Rowlinson (http://www.topxml.com/members/profile.asp?id=i1031), for providing the very nice and useful datetime library as part of XSelerator. This XSLT app displays the quarters, months, weeks, calendar and weekdays of the current year. Today's date and any date from the Holidays.xml file are highlighted. Placing the cursor over a specific holiday produces a tip, describing this event. You can customize it by editing the Holidays.xml file and specifying your own holidays/events data there. Only two extension functions are used: msxsl:node-set() and a JScript function (today()), which returns today's date. The stylesheet may be applied against any xml file and does not use it. The code is bellow. For your convenience, it is also attached as a zip file. You must edit the code and specify the path to your installation of XSelerator's libraries as the value of the "href" attribute of the xsl:import instruction. Do enjoy! Dimitre Novatchev, http://fxsl.sourceforge.net/ -- the home of FXSL

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