Now I want to create 4 reports one for each section. The reports are created with one specific xls stylesheets for each section. However. when I create a report for section B (i.e. access xml data in section B) and publish that data in a pretty table the rest of the xml data is written out on my html page like a long string of characters. First the general section and section A then a nice table for section B and at the end section C like a string again. This makes the output looking poor. How can just get section B in the output?
In my style sheet for the B-section I use this match variable in order to avoid long parameter names to my XML data
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<xsl:template match="/my_xml_root/common_stuff/other/more_other/and_so_on">
and this is how I access xml values from section B
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<td><xsl:value-of select="root_section_B/item/value/etc/misc"/></td>
As you probably understand the match path and my "root_section_B..." is the complete path to my variable value.
But this is how it looks when I try to show it in my browser:
(see attachment)
(can I use local image files?).
So my questions are:
1)
Is it possible to define own parameters in xls and use these to avoid long paths in the xls file. e.g. like this (batch):
set my_path=.my_root\whatever\blabla\etc
...match="%my_path%\andso_on"
2)
Did I misunderstand the usage of match parameter?
/di98mase