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    Re: XML need help

    Hi,

    in my opinion on this one, and the specific way I would do it (similar to a technology were developing at the moment which standardises XML) is using server code to do a search in XLST iteration

    For instance,

    for each 'category' in product
    // write the listing

    Now I do this in server side using the automated objects using ASP and XSL Iteration, such as below

    VB Code:
    1. for eact attr in notes.attributes
    2. with response
    3. .write nodes.attributes(1).nodevalue
    4. end with
    5. next

    not sure whether you can do iteration using XLST or XSL as neither are key value enabled, not dynamic in their nature.

    So in answer to your question, it is possible and doable quite easily, but you will have to use some sort of server side language to do this.

    If youre not in a hurry, can write some frameworkable code for you should you need it, but it will be in ASP using VbScript.

    PM me with your mail address if needed, or more questions on this are more than welcome.

    Hope this helps

    Kai
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