On Mon, May 05 2008 00:03:02 +0100,
jean.stachler@... wrote:
...
> - <row>
> <column1>2</column1>
> <column2>2</column2>
> <column3>ea</column3>
> <column4>VFD for trolley panel so we can have a two speed control for up
> and down travel.</column4>
> <column5>2/23/2007</column5>
> <column6>1650</column6>
> <column7>3300</column7>
> <column8>Unknown</column8>
> </row>
> - <row>
> <column1 />
> <column2 />
> <column3 />
> <column4 />
> <column5 />
> <column6>0.0</column6>
> <column7>0.0</column7>
> <column8 />
> </row>
...
> <fo:table-body>
> <xsl:for-each select="header/row">
The thing to do is use a predicate so you only process the <row>
elements that have useful content.
There's many ways to do that. I don't know what would make the most
sense to someone who understood the meaning of the data. You can try:
<xsl:for-each select="header/row[column1 != '']">
or:
<xsl:for-each select="header/row[column1/text()]">
or:
<xsl:for-each select="header/row[column6 != 0]">
Regards,
Tony Graham
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