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Re: generating a repeatable unique id
Jeni Tennison writes:
> Oh, it depends on how you're doing the linking. I was imagining that
> you were creating something an index.html document with the links in,
> containing things like:
>
> <p><a href="doc.html#chapter1.section2.div3">...</a></p>
oh, no. no HTML files. everything gobbed out on stdout to the client.
I have a working setup for the static transform (though your methods
for that are more elegant...)
> But perhaps you were meaning that you wanted to only display the part
> of the document that you were linking to? Of course in the future all
> you'd need to do is generate:
>
> <p><a href="doc.xml#xpointer(/chapter[1]/section[2]/div[3])">...</a></p>
:-}
> But for now I guess you would generate a link that looked something
> like:
>
> <p><a href="doc.xml?xpath=/chapter[1]/section[2]/div[3]">...</a></p>
yes, *thats* what I want
> With some magic on the server end, you'd get an $xpath parameter in
> your stylesheet.
>
> You could step through the $xpath parameter to locate and apply
> templates to the relevant part of the document, something like:
cool. I love it. Many thanks!
sebastian
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