Re: <xsl:value-of select="/ROW[$row]/@$col"/>

["Ian Sparks" <isparks at wmute dot u-net dot com>]

Michael,

Thank you for your reply. It solves my problem.

One of the reasons I am structuring data this way is that the HEADINGS
section items also contain further information about the data attributes in
a ROW :

 <ITEM NAME="FOUR" TYPE="Numeric"/>

The document is dynamic, one instance may have 1 heading item with any name,
the next may have 50 columns.

I have always viewed my XML documents like Objects. An object gets a tag of
its own, properties of the object are represented as attributes unless they
are sub-objects in which case they get their own tag within the parent.

Perhaps there is a better conceptual model to use? I would appreciate the
enlightenment.

Thanks again.

- Ian Sparks.

> This must come up a lot, but I can't find any references to it :
>
> A document structured like :
>
> <LIST>
>    <HEADINGS>
>        <ITEM NAME="ONE"/>
>        <ITEM NAME="TWO"/>
>    </HEADINGS>
>   <ROWS>
>      <ROW ONE="a" TWO="b"/>
>      <ROW ONE="x" TWO="y"/>
>   </ROWS>
> </LIST>
>



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