He transfers a lot of huge files through the Internet
I think this is code for "Uses a TARDIS."
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He transfers a lot of huge files through the Internet
I think this is code for "Uses a TARDIS."
I'm wearing a T-Shirt with a TARDIS on it today. Does that count?
Woot! I cracked the code!
If there are no paradoxes, Toddson, you were already at the first f2f, you just won't remember you were until ND gets the sonic oscillator to sync with the flux capacitor.
Anyone familiar with xsl? I have questions.
I'm somewhat familiar.
I have an xsl file that's designed to work with a recordset. So I have this line:
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl='http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform' xmlns:rs='urn:schemas-microsoft-com:rowset' xmlns:z='#RowsetSchema' version='1.0'>
Now I want to use this xsl transformation on a variable containing xml, not on a recordset. Do I just get rid of the rowset stuff in that line? Or is there other stuff I need to do?
Damn, my xsl knowledge has declined a lot as I haven't done much with it in years....
Getting rid of the rowset stuff is a start; there's probably a lot more that needs to be done.
there's probably a lot more that needs to be done.
Shit. Like what, for example?
(Now I gotta tell my boss that the project he gave me four days to work on is gonna take longer, as today is already day four.)
A recordset is different than an XML document, it probably has a different layout, and needs to be traversed differently. It may just work, but I don't have enough information on what you're trying to do.