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I was telling the XSLT to give me all of the elements in the <div>
element. I was using a greedy selection because it was too much.
I need to find the more specific XPath of: I need to grab all of the <fs>
elements that have <f>
elements which have @name="response"
and @select="no"
. This will grab all of the yes and no questions because the yes is bound to the no.
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Right, so by grabbing the entire <div>
element you are in reality selecting a lot more than what you are actually looking for... if the nodes to make the table are the ones that are bound with specific responses (as you say the No responses) then that is what you want to select! Great!
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And that <xsl:apply-templates select="..."/>
can be a self-closing element that was a flummox in class.. doesn't really matter... but for simplicity sake. I noticed you had a separate closing tag for your <xsl:apply-templates>
@select
.
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Now that I'm selecting these, I need to match on them in a new row <tr>
in which the <td>
elements correspond to the table headers <th>
.
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RIGHT!
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@CodyKarch look here to understand a bit more about what needs bound together and if you are still confused ping me back in your issue #47 or here!
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