Thank you: [xep-support] Grouping bookmarks

[Sébastien CLERMONT]

Thank you very much!  You understood what I wanted.  I just had to move 1 line down.--> the closing </rx:bookmark> just before <!-- close group of 20 --> because I really needed one more level of bookmark.  I also had to repeat the first bookmark to have it as the fist element of the subgroup.All I need to do now is to give a better name to that new subgroup.Thank you very much!Sebastien ClermontDate: Mon, 10 Jul 2006 16:43:42 +0300From: Volodymyr.Mykhailyk at intelliarts.comTo: xep-support at renderx.comSubject: Re: FW: [xep-support] Grouping bookmarks          Hi Sébastien, problem is, that tag in XSL should be opened and closed within same parent node. to fix this you can rewrite XSL in following order:         <rx:outline>             <xsl:for-each select="//compte">                 <xsl:variable name="type">                     <xsl:value-of                             select="ResourceBundle:getString($libelles, concat('docimgchq.pdf.contenu.libelle.cpt', at serco))"/>                     <xsl:if test="@serco = '05'">                         <xsl:value-of select="@serno"/>                     </xsl:if>                 </xsl:variable>                 <rx:bookmark internal-destination="{$type}">                     <rx:bookmark-label>                         <xsl:value-of select="$type"/>                     </rx:bookmark-label>                     <xsl:for-each select="cheque[(position() mod 20 = 0) or (position()=1)]">                         <xsl:variable name="followingGroupId">                             <xsl:if test="following-sibling::cheque[(count(preceding-sibling::cheque)+1) mod 20 = 0][1]">                                 <xsl:value-of                                         select="generate-id(following-sibling::cheque[(count(preceding-sibling::cheque)+1) mod 20 = 0][1])"/>                             </xsl:if>                         </xsl:variable>                         <!-- open group of 20 -->                         <xsl:variable name="cle" select="concat(@datecomptable, @noref)"/>                         <rx:bookmark internal-destination="{$cle}">                             <rx:bookmark-label>                                 <xsl:value-of select="@nocheque"/>                             </rx:bookmark-label>                         </rx:bookmark>                         <xsl:for-each select="following-sibling::cheque[not((preceding-sibling::cheque | self::cheque)[generate-id() = $followingGroupId])]">                             <xsl:variable name="cle1" select="concat(@datecomptable, @noref)"/>                             <rx:bookmark internal-destination="{$cle1}">                                 <rx:bookmark-label>                                     <xsl:value-of select="@nocheque"/>                                 </rx:bookmark-label>                             </rx:bookmark>                         </xsl:for-each>                         <!-- close group of 20 -->                     </xsl:for-each>                 </rx:bookmark>             </xsl:for-each>         </rx:outline>  BTW, this source will be more readeble when you rewrite it in apply-templates/mode style. --BS Sébastien CLERMONT wrote:    I know that your example is not correct because your are closing a before closing b.  I am not new to XML syntax.  The problem is that my XML structure is not static.  I am using a loop to generate it.  I did javascript before and it would be possible to open a tag and close it after 20 iterations of the loop and then reopen it and close it again until I am done.    Let me explain my problem a little more.  I have two levels of bookmarks like this: <group1>     <item1 />     <item2 />     <item3 />     < .... />     <item25 /> </group1> <group2>     <item26 />     <item27 /> </group2>    What I would like to do is to add a level of bookmark within group 1 and group 2 which would give me that: <group1>     <subgroup1.1>        <item1 />        < ... />        <item20 />     </subgroup1.1>     <subgroup1.2>        <item21 />        <... />        <item25>     </subgroup1.2> </group1> <group2>     <subgroup2.1>         <item26 />         <item27 />     </subgroup2.1> </group2>    If you look at my code, I am trying to open the "subgroup" bookmark tag before opening the bookmark tag for my "items".  And I try to close the "subgroup" bookmark tag after I have processed 20 items.  I understand that what I am trying to do is not possible because the XML is validated before the processing of the XSL.  If only the result would be validated, everything would be fine.    I would like to know of an alternate way to get what I want.    Thanks for your help! Sebastien Clermont
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