Including a container field in <xsl:for-each...

[RussellB]

Me again (so many questions!)

What is the simplest way to display a container field image when displaying a list of data as part of a xsl for-each type of statement (like a display record page). I am using xsl value-of statements for all the text and number fields. I can get the image to display by hard-coding the url (see code)

I tried to reference the recid using a variable but that didn't work. I've seen some very complex solutions for what should(?) be a simple step (I assume). Any comments?

Do I need to use concat to build the url? Can anyone show me an example?

[RussellB]

Me again (so many questions!)

What is the simplest way to display a container field image when displaying a list of data as part of a xsl for-each type of statement (like a display record page). I am using xsl value-of statements for all the text and number fields. I can get the image to display by hard-coding the url (see code)

I tried to reference the recid using a variable but that didn't work. I've seen some very complex solutions for what should(?) be a simple step (I assume). Any comments?

Do I need to use concat to build the url? Can anyone show me an example?

[RussellB]

Me again (so many questions!)

What is the simplest way to display a container field image when displaying a list of data as part of a xsl for-each type of statement (like a display record page). I am using xsl value-of statements for all the text and number fields. I can get the image to display by hard-coding the url (see code)

I tried to reference the recid using a variable but that didn't work. I've seen some very complex solutions for what should(?) be a simple step (I assume). Any comments?

Do I need to use concat to build the url? Can anyone show me an example?

[RussellB]

Never mind - worked it out using the site assistant. Often I can't get the code to display (even using the code tags!).

  



    

      

	  

      

      

	 

[RussellB]

Never mind - worked it out using the site assistant. Often I can't get the code to display (even using the code tags!).

  



    

      

	  

      

      

	 

[RussellB]

Never mind - worked it out using the site assistant. Often I can't get the code to display (even using the code tags!).

  



    

      

	  

      

      

	 

[Martin Brändle]

Turn of UBB/HTML, or use &lt; instead of <

Martin

[Martin Brändle]

Turn of UBB/HTML, or use &lt; instead of <

Martin

[Martin Brändle]

Turn of UBB/HTML, or use &lt; instead of <

Martin