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Help with Stylesheet

TBaker
in XML/XSL

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Hi Everyone,

I'm having a difficult time trying to create a stylesheet to convert the attached XLM file to Filemaker format. (full disclosure, I have never created one before but after spending hours looking through this and many other websites, I seem to be stuck). Would really appreciated any help any of you could provide. (ps- the XLST file wouldn't upload, so I saved it as a .txt instead)

Thanks a lot!

Notification.xml

Notification.txt

I have only glanced at your stylesheet, but one thing jumps out immediately: XML is case-sensitive. If you opened a FMPXMLRESULT element, it will not closed by a </fmpxmlresult> tag. And, IIRC, all of FMPXMLRESULT grammar is upper-case.

  • 2 weeks later...

Your notification.xml is NOT valid XML. it has no prolog "<?xml..." it has two end elements with no beginning element "</photo>", "</signature>".

Your XSLT is not valid, as Comment says it's *very* case sensitive.

You also had the for-each loop in the wrong place.

I cleaned up what I could. See if this helps. (zipped, so they could be uploaded - also includes the FMP file created from the import)

Beverly

Notification.zip

  • 2 weeks later...
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Thanks a lot Beverly (& comment), it's very much appreciated.

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