I am finally getting back into the Umbraco thing. I have not had any projects (for Umbraco that is) until now. I am desperetly tring to get this XSLT working for a simple subnav....I can't believe I can't get this working?? Anyway, here it is:
[code]
[/code]
This produces nothing but '
' in the source of the page. I have the following in the page structure currently:
Content
- Home
- Some SubPage
Shouldn't that produce those two pages?
Sorry for the "stupid" question. Ohl, and I am using umbraco v 4.0.0 (Assembly version: 1.0.3317.32692).
Your xslt will list child nodes of the 'Home' and 'Some SubPage' nodes (as those are the nodes at level = 1, which is what you've set as param)
Either restructure the site so those two pages are listed as child page of a new 'Home' page or use GetXmlAll() to get all nodes, and iterate from there.
Hi Dirk, thanks for the quick response as always. I have actually tried both of those solutions and I still wind up with nothing. So, here's what the GetXmlAll looks like:
I was looking for a new release of 4.0 to see if there were any bugs or anything like that, but it looks like I have the latest (official) release too. Any other ideas? Hmmmm....
Just tried your xslt on Warren's CWS2 site. It's a bit erronuous, not sure if this happens at your site as well. I'm using a nightly build from last week.
[code][/code]
does not save. Following snippet will:
[code][/code]
And using the latter, I was able to build complete nav (all descendants as specified) from the Home page... so it should work in your case as well.
Huh.....I was not seeing the error upon saving, but I still changes it to variable instead of attribute. Thanks for picking up on that.
I still don't get any pages. I think I will grab the latest build and see if that makes a difference. And, just to confirm, you have a similar structure to:
Content
- Home
- Subpage
- Blah
Correct? (not that it should really matter given XmlAll...
XSLT not producing pages
Hi all,
I am finally getting back into the Umbraco thing. I have not had any projects (for Umbraco that is) until now. I am desperetly tring to get this XSLT working for a simple subnav....I can't believe I can't get this working?? Anyway, here it is:
[code]
[/code]This produces nothing but '
' in the source of the page. I have the following in the page structure currently:
Content
- Home
- Some SubPage
Shouldn't that produce those two pages?
Sorry for the "stupid" question. Ohl, and I am using umbraco v 4.0.0 (Assembly version: 1.0.3317.32692).
Thanks!
Nik,
Your xslt will list child nodes of the 'Home' and 'Some SubPage' nodes (as those are the nodes at level = 1, which is what you've set as param)
Either restructure the site so those two pages are listed as child page of a new 'Home' page or use GetXmlAll() to get all nodes, and iterate from there.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
/Dirk
Hi Dirk, thanks for the quick response as always. I have actually tried both of those solutions and I still wind up with nothing. So, here's what the GetXmlAll looks like:
[code]
]>
version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
xmlns:msxml="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt"
xmlns:umbraco.library="urn:umbraco.library"
exclude-result-prefixes="msxml umbraco.library">
[/code]
I was looking for a new release of 4.0 to see if there were any bugs or anything like that, but it looks like I have the latest (official) release too. Any other ideas? Hmmmm....
Nik,
Just tried your xslt on Warren's CWS2 site. It's a bit erronuous, not sure if this happens at your site as well. I'm using a nightly build from last week.
[code][/code]
does not save. Following snippet will:
[code][/code]
And using the latter, I was able to build complete nav (all descendants as specified) from the Home page... so it should work in your case as well.
Regards,
/Dirk
Huh.....I was not seeing the error upon saving, but I still changes it to variable instead of attribute. Thanks for picking up on that.
I still don't get any pages. I think I will grab the latest build and see if that makes a difference. And, just to confirm, you have a similar structure to:
Content
- Home
- Subpage
- Blah
Correct? (not that it should really matter given XmlAll...
Thanks,
Nik
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