Nathan Nobbe wrote:
this is basically a design decision on your part. since you are
working w/ 2 programming languages, ie.
php and xsl, you will need to determine how much logic is implemented
in each language. i would
recommend you devise a scheme early on in your application lifetime
and stay consitent w/ the decisions
you make.
it will save you headaches in the long run.
-nathan
On 7/29/07, *Kelvin Park* <kelvinpark86@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:kelvinpark86@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Nathan Nobbe wrote:
> build or modify the xml w/ php.
> or pickup a book on xsl :)
>
> -nathan
>
> On 7/29/07, *Kelvin Park* <kelvinpark86@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:kelvinpark86@xxxxxxxxx>
> <mailto:kelvinpark86@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:kelvinpark86@xxxxxxxxx>>>
wrote:
>
> I have an XML file with 10 products with their registered
dates(dates
> when they were created).
> My XSL code is set so that it sorts the products in descending
> order(latest to oldest) by registered dates.
> I tried to declare xsl:variable to increment within
xsl:for-each,
> however I ran in to some dead ends.
> How do I print only the 5 latest products?
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Thanks!
I checked out sitepoint's XSL book, and figured it out. I tried to
do it
with PHP, for me it seemed just a little bit more work than XSL
transformation.
Since I'm not very familiar with XSL most of my applications are in PHP
and XML (parsed from MYSQL). I have the current project's design planned
out with just PHP/XML, however I felt like it was more convenient to
just do the latest item print out part with XSL (couple of files). I
might run in to some challenges when I get to pagination, I was thinking
whether I should deviate a little bit from the plan to create XML/XSL
pagination of list of items. This might just become all hybrid code with
PHP and XSL, which I'm not looking forward to have.
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