have a look at this,
It's a complex form example.
note how with xslt, there is a pretty elegant way to deal with attributes
passed in by the source xml... and we can use a combination of "objects"
(little sub templates for handling a specific element type in the xml), and
"layouts" (larger templates which define layouts)
For those of you more interested in xsl, go read this fantastic Xpath
tutorial:
http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XPathTutorial/General/examples.html
that set of examples will get you to the point where you can write almost
any kind of expression you would need. it's very well done, as is all the
stuff on that site.
_alex
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