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Create a portal on the web using XSL

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  • Newbies

Hi,

I am having a problem with some xslt that I have been working with.

I have a standard invoice db.

Tables:

Customers

Invoice

LineItems

Items

My custom web page is listing a customer's invoices history in a portal. When I try to creates a portal on the web, I am getting some strange results.

My result is a HTML table...

"*****************************"

"*Invoice-Date*Invoice Total-*"

"*****************************"

"*Date1 * -------------*"

"*****************************"

"*Date2 * -------------*"

"*****************************"

"*----------- * Total1 *"

"*****************************"

"*----------- * Total2 *"

"*****************************"

The code is as follows for the Table creation:

Invoice Date

Invoice Total

I'm sorry that the table above is really a bad drawing ;) but the results are that it is creating a row for each related field.

Where there are 2 related records, with a date and a total.

I've tried a to call the fields, and then use a for displaying the fields, but the results are the same. Does anyone have a suggestions on how I can fix this?

  • Author
  • Newbies

Got it to work - It turns out that the error was caused by adding a related filed into the portal - it apparently breaks the related set of values and creates 2 seperate sets.

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