aisleb
05-20-2008, 12:10 PM
Hello,
I'm sure there is a simple suggestion for this... we have multiple domains ie:
abdev
ab.com
How can I make sure that the dev XSL resolves to abdev? Right now it is using the full absolute http://www.ab.com/news-eng.aspx (for example).
It was suggested that I modify this line <xsl:attribute name="href"><xsl:value-of select="link"/></xsl:attribute> to use substring-before but I can't wrap my brain around that logic. Nor am I familiar with XSL syntaxes.
Can someone recommend an XSL for dummies type of website that would be good for the non-technically inclined?
Thank you!
I'm sure there is a simple suggestion for this... we have multiple domains ie:
abdev
ab.com
How can I make sure that the dev XSL resolves to abdev? Right now it is using the full absolute http://www.ab.com/news-eng.aspx (for example).
It was suggested that I modify this line <xsl:attribute name="href"><xsl:value-of select="link"/></xsl:attribute> to use substring-before but I can't wrap my brain around that logic. Nor am I familiar with XSL syntaxes.
Can someone recommend an XSL for dummies type of website that would be good for the non-technically inclined?
Thank you!