Yes to much idea to make them all!
R
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 9:09 PM, villas wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> In my case I was making the XML fit a specification given to me by
> someone else. It isn't very flexible to change it, but I doubt that
> the specification will be changing much either.
>
> I
That's a brillant idea...
I check about it tomorrow.
Thanks
Richard
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 5:05 PM, mart wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Yeah, I hate transforms too :( I haven't really worked with wordml,
> but... it all looks the same to me... I would definitely take the
> dictionary approach, sho
Hi Richard,
In my case I was making the XML fit a specification given to me by
someone else. It isn't very flexible to change it, but I doubt that
the specification will be changing much either.
It is a pity there isn't a Zen of XML saying there should ideally be
just one obvious way of doing so
Hi Richard,
Yeah, I hate transforms too :( I haven't really worked with wordml,
but... it all looks the same to me... I would definitely take the
dictionary approach, should be fairly simple. If you like i can grap a
web2py table, convert it to xml (that is how you are getting you
xml?), then writ
It is not bad for start... But what happen when you change your query in
term of number of columns or rows? Do you have to make an other template
each time... Personnaly I don't like xml that much, so I don't want to have
to get back at editing my template all the time.
Richard
On Mon, Mar 21, 20
Hi Richard
As a novice, the easiest solution I found was something like this:
* create wordml.xml template in views/default/ folder
* prepare the xml, place variables for the data
* create a wordml function in controller
* manipulate your data into the variables in the controller ready to
place i
Hello Mart,
I need to generate WordML out of web2py... Is there a "easier" or more
integrated way then use xslt transformation that is the easiest way that
comes to my mind?
Thanks
Richard
On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 8:20 PM, mart wrote:
> I use lots of XML to drive automation, file system struct
Agreed, often best to wait, take a step back and eventually we trip
and fall on our own answers ;)
On Mar 20, 8:57 pm, villas wrote:
> Thanks Mart, that's really kind! To cut a long story short, I
> eventually figured out that I don't need to manipulate any XML itself
> at this stage, I can mani
Thanks Mart, that's really kind! To cut a long story short, I
eventually figured out that I don't need to manipulate any XML itself
at this stage, I can manipulate everything first and just render it at
the end.
I've wasted so much time messing around, so if it gets complicated for
me again, I'l
I use lots of XML to drive automation, file system structure,
validation, user initial input, etc, so pretty much everywhere I make
use of xml. much of the data (that may be user or project specific) is
submitted as XML, then use that to populate tables (which BTW - I
found lately to be a great way
OK I found a way (it was of course easier than I thought!).
However, if anyone has any interesting XML resources/tips, I would
still be interested to learn more.
Thanks!
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