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I have a small question.
When you set the documenttype
<xsl:variable name="documentTypeAlias" select="string('weblogItem')"/>
What syntax do you use if i want a documenttype called "paragraphs".
For brevity's sake you don't have to use string() since apostrophes already imply the string datatype.
What do you mean by "to want a documenttype called 'paragraphs'"?
Well the code is taken directly from the standard template so i didn't put the string() there.
I want to give the variable documentTypeAlias the value of paragraphs.
I have tried to write select="paragraphs" but that has no effect.
Hi Jan,
Can you give us some more explanations on what you are trying to achieve?
//fuji
You just need to write select="'paragraphs'" (quote + apostrophe + paragraphs + apostrophe + quote). (In XPath/Xslt string literals are denoted by the pair of apos)
I would highly reccomend this resource if you want to quickly and easy get in terms with this stuff:
http://www.w3schools.com/
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I have a small question.
When you set the documenttype
<xsl:variable name="documentTypeAlias" select="string('weblogItem')"/>
What syntax do you use if i want a documenttype called "paragraphs".
For brevity's sake you don't have to use string() since apostrophes already imply the string datatype.
What do you mean by "to want a documenttype called 'paragraphs'"?
Well the code is taken directly from the standard template so i didn't put the string() there.
I want to give the variable documentTypeAlias the value of paragraphs.
I have tried to write select="paragraphs" but that has no effect.
Hi Jan,
Can you give us some more explanations on what you are trying to achieve?
//fuji
You just need to write select="'paragraphs'" (quote + apostrophe + paragraphs + apostrophe + quote).
(In XPath/Xslt string literals are denoted by the pair of apos)
I would highly reccomend this resource if you want to quickly and easy get in terms with this stuff:
http://www.w3schools.com/
These guys seem to dislike w3schools - http://w3fools.com/ !
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