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[Sven Waibel <sv...@imbus.de>]

Hi,


i need in my xsl an expression like that: id={concat(@id,../@id)}
because i must combine the unique one with not unique one, so i get a unique combination.

I hope i expressed myself not so confused.

Thanks and best regards,
Sven


So looks my xml/xsl at the moment:

XML:

"case id" is always unique.
"auto id" is not always unique.
----------------------
<case id="1">
	<auto id="91">
	</auto>
	<auto id="92">
	</auto>
	<auto id="91">
	</auto>
</case>



<case id="2">
	<auto id="81">
	</auto>
</case>


XSL:
----------------------
<template match="case">
..
	<fo:block id="{@id}">auto</fo:block>
...
...
	<fo:basic-link internal-destination="{@id}">
		Hyperlink: Jump with this link to auto...
	</fo:basic-link>
...
...


</template>


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RE: Internal Hyperlink

["Andreas L. Delmelle" <a_...@pandora.be>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sven Waibel [mailto:sven.waibel@imbus.de]
>

Hi Sven,

> i need in my xsl an expression like that: id={concat(@id,../@id)}
> because i must combine the unique one with not unique one, so i
> get a unique combination.

In these cases (esp. when the id's are all numerics), I have found it much
safer to insert a dash in between them, so:

id="{concat(../@id,'-',@id)}"

would make sure that the concatenation of 1 and 11 (1-11) is actually
different than the concatenation of 11 and 1 (11-1).


Hope this helps! (If not, I have misunderstood the problem, so feel free to
ask again... :-) )

Greetz,

Andreas


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