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I am having issues! but enough about my personal life. In XSLT how do I specify the node to look in rather than the current page?
many thanks
Andy
Hi Andy. You can use one of the many extentions available for Umbraco. One of these gives you the opportunity to get the xml from a specific node. I do not know if that's what you want. But if the case you can use this extenstion.
<xsl:variable name="node" select="umbraco.library:GetXmlNodeById('String id')"/>
Where string id so represents the specified ID on the node you want.
/Dennis
Thanks Dennis, I would hi five you but I dont have the kama
Hi Andy I'm happy to help you. I know, I myself have just got the 70 points that needed to be able to give hi-five. So you could use this extention to solve your problem?.
Yes it worked thanks, I used it for this news ticker thing http://www.emb-x.com/programme-management/
the site is a work in progress btw
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how to specify a node to look in?
I am having issues! but enough about my personal life. In XSLT how do I specify the node to look in rather than the current page?
many thanks
Andy
Hi Andy.
You can use one of the many extentions available for Umbraco.
One of these gives you the opportunity to get the xml from a specific node.
I do not know if that's what you want. But if the case you can use this extenstion.
<xsl:variable name="node" select="umbraco.library:GetXmlNodeById('String id')"/>Where string id so represents the specified ID on the node you want.
/Dennis
Thanks Dennis, I would hi five you but I dont have the kama
Hi Andy
I'm happy to help you.
I know, I myself have just got the 70 points that needed to be able to give hi-five.
So you could use this extention to solve your problem?.
/Dennis
Yes it worked thanks, I used it for this news ticker thing http://www.emb-x.com/programme-management/
the site is a work in progress btw
Okay glad to hear that.
You can mak this post as solved, so others on the forum can see what the solution was.
/Dennis
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