Newbies marc10 Posted September 6, 2002 Newbies Posted September 6, 2002 Hi mine name is Marc. I have a problem here which goes like this. I created 3 XML files which looks like this....(Example of first, second and third file). ---1st--- <dataseries> <location WMO="1" latitude="0.1833" longitude="94.4667"> <date y="1962"> <month m="1128"> <time time1="2254"> <info vessel="49KO" cruise="00703" station="0007" pairs=" 20" datatype="1" /> <profile id="SD21009_10"> <point depth="0000" temperature="28300" p_temp="1" salinity="33480" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0010" temperature="28490" p_temp="2" salinity="33510" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0019" temperature="28330" p_temp="2" salinity="33960" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0029" temperature="28160" p_temp="2" salinity="34270" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0048" temperature="27960" p_temp="2" salinity="34720" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0073" temperature="27790" p_temp="2" salinity="34720" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0097" temperature="26790" p_temp="2" salinity="34990" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0121" temperature="19910" p_temp="2" salinity="35190" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0146" temperature="15370" p_temp="2" salinity="35060" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0195" temperature="13110" p_temp="2" salinity="34970" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0244" temperature="12150" p_temp="2" salinity="35030" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0299" temperature="11350" p_temp="2" salinity="35070" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0398" temperature="10790" p_temp="2" salinity="35190" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0498" temperature="09990" p_temp="2" salinity="35010" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0598" temperature="09040" p_temp="2" salinity="34990" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0798" temperature="08030" p_temp="2" salinity="34990" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="0998" temperature="06270" p_temp="2" salinity="34970" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="1198" temperature="05430" p_temp="2" salinity="34790" p_sal="7" /> <point depth="1426" temperature="04010" p_temp="2" salinity="34780" p_sal="2" /> <point depth="2120" temperature="02650" p_temp="2" salinity="34760" p_sal="2" /> </profile> </time> </month> </date> </location> </dataseries> ---2nd--- <dataseries> <location WMO="1" latitude="0.0667" longitude="95"> <date y="1964"> <month m="0403"> <time time1="0500"> <info vessel="09DM" cruise="00053" station="0019" pairs=" 27" datatype="1" /> <profile id="SD21009_11"> <point depth="0000" temperature="29720" p_temp="2" salinity="33135" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0025" temperature="29420" p_temp="2" salinity="33378" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0050" temperature="27680" p_temp="2" salinity="33782" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0070" temperature="23160" p_temp="2" salinity="35238" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0080" temperature="22620" p_temp="2" salinity="35272" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0100" temperature="21530" p_temp="2" salinity="35291" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0125" temperature="19770" p_temp="2" salinity="35197" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0150" temperature="17070" p_temp="2" salinity="35146" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0200" temperature="13480" p_temp="2" salinity="35098" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0250" temperature="12660" p_temp="2" salinity="35076" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0300" temperature="11720" p_temp="2" salinity="35054" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0400" temperature="11140" p_temp="2" salinity="35042" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0500" temperature="09650" p_temp="2" salinity="34984" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0600" temperature="09050" p_temp="2" salinity="35004" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0700" temperature="08690" p_temp="2" salinity="35004" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0800" temperature="08150" p_temp="2" salinity="34989" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0900" temperature="07370" p_temp="2" salinity="34955" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1000" temperature="06610" p_temp="2" salinity="34937" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1100" temperature="05860" p_temp="2" salinity="34900" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1200" temperature="05320" p_temp="2" salinity="34884" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1300" temperature="05030" p_temp="2" salinity="34874" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1500" temperature="04240" p_temp="2" salinity="34846" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="2000" temperature="02630" p_temp="2" salinity="34781" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="2500" temperature="02100" p_temp="2" salinity="34758" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="3000" temperature="01650" p_temp="2" salinity="34752" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="3500" temperature="01390" p_temp="2" salinity="34735" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="4000" temperature="01130" p_temp="2" salinity="34727" p_sal="3" /> </profile> </time> </month> </date> </location> </dataseries> ---3rd--- <dataseries> <location WMO="1" latitude="0" longitude="95"> <date y="1962"> <month m="0808"> <time time1="0830"> <info vessel="09DM" cruise="00029" station="0030" pairs=" 22" datatype="1" /> <profile id="SD21009_12"> <point depth="0000" temperature="29350" p_temp="2" salinity="34109" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0025" temperature="29100" p_temp="2" salinity="34108" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0049" temperature="29110" p_temp="2" salinity="34105" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0074" temperature="29060" p_temp="2" salinity="34152" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0099" temperature="24910" p_temp="2" salinity="34981" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0124" temperature="16670" p_temp="2" salinity="35123" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0149" temperature="12890" p_temp="2" salinity="35082" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0198" temperature="12210" p_temp="2" salinity="35067" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0248" temperature="11350" p_temp="2" salinity="35042" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0297" temperature="11130" p_temp="2" salinity="35030" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0396" temperature="10710" p_temp="2" salinity="35018" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0495" temperature="10140" p_temp="2" salinity="34995" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0691" temperature="08510" p_temp="2" salinity="34999" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="0883" temperature="07820" p_temp="2" salinity="34959" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1072" temperature="05920" p_temp="2" salinity="34895" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1262" temperature="05330" p_temp="2" salinity="34873" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1452" temperature="04480" p_temp="2" salinity="34846" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="1940" temperature="02750" p_temp="2" salinity="34780" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="2428" temperature="02170" p_temp="2" salinity="34754" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="2916" temperature="01730" p_temp="2" salinity="34738" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="3405" temperature="01500" p_temp="2" salinity="34729" p_sal="3" /> <point depth="3893" temperature="01170" p_temp="2" salinity="34719" p_sal="3" /> </profile> </time> </month> </date> </location> </dataseries> The both XML files i have contains Points. First file have 20 points, second file have 27 points and for example the third file i have 22 points. Mine problem is that I want to display the position of every first point in each file. Which is to say the first XML file is 1 since it start from the first. Then the second XML file is 21 since the last point of first XML file is 20. Lastly the last XML file is 48 since the first and second points of both files add up to 47. What do you write in the XSL file to enable this function to work? Need urgently. Then i created a XSL file which display some of the data like date,month, time and etc. This is mine XSL file. <?xml version="1.0"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:output omit-xml-declaration="yes" /> <xsl:param name="Danum" select='"1"'> </xsl:param> <xsl:template match="/"> <xsl:if test="not(point[@salinity='-9999'])"> <xsl:value-of select="dataseries/location/date/@y"/> <xsl:text>,</xsl:text> <xsl:number value="dataseries/location/date/month/@m" grouping-separator="," grouping-size="2"/> <xsl:text>,</xsl:text> <xsl:value-of select="dataseries/location/date/month/time/@time1"/> <xsl:text>,</xsl:text> <xsl:value-of select="dataseries/location/@latitude"/> <xsl:text>,</xsl:text> <xsl:value-of select="dataseries/location/@longitude"/> <xsl:text>,</xsl:text> <xsl:value-of select="count(//point)"/><br/> </xsl:if> </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet> Thanks.
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