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hii everyone.
I'm pretty sure it's something simple but I can not get there.
i want to know how is the level 2 father of the current page.
I do not know what is the level of the current page ( can be 3/4/5/ and on.. )
thanks!.
Hi,
Can you explain a bit further, not sure I completely understand what you are wanting.
Are you wanting to know if the current page's level is greater than 2? If so you could use:
<xsl:if test="$currentPage/@level > 2">
Or are you wanting to get the current page's parent at level 2?
<xsl:variable name="parentPage" select="$currentPage/ancestor-or-self::* [@isDoc][@level=2]"/>Parent: <xsl:value-of select="$parentPage/@nodeName"/>
Hope this helps,Tom
the second one.
I had a little problem with the Xpath axes.
thank you tom!
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get father with some condition
hii everyone.
I'm pretty sure it's something simple but I can not get there.
i want to know how is the level 2 father of the current page.
I do not know what is the level of the current page ( can be 3/4/5/ and on.. )
thanks!.
Hi,
Can you explain a bit further, not sure I completely understand what you are wanting.
Are you wanting to know if the current page's level is greater than 2? If so you could use:
Or are you wanting to get the current page's parent at level 2?
Hope this helps,
Tom
the second one.
I had a little problem with the Xpath axes.
thank you tom!
is working on a reply...
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