Thanks Brian,
That worked like a treat - it has a small bug though, where it reads:
You actually want:
I stand corrected about XSLT limitations though :)
--Nuno
On 24 Jul 2007, at 02:27, Brian Whitman wrote:
Has anyone tried to handle pagination of results using XSLT's ?
I'm not re
On Jul 24, 2007, at 5:20 AM, Ard Schrijvers wrote:
I have been using similar xsls like you describe below in the past,
butI think after 3 years of using it I came to realize (500
internal server error) that it can lead to nasty errors when you
have a recursive call like (though I am
> We do pagination in XSL 1.0 often -- direct from a solr response
> right to HTML/CSS/JS.
> You get both the start and total rows from the solr response, so I
> don't know what else you'd need.
I have been using similar xsls like you describe below in the past, butI
think after 3 years
Has anyone tried to handle pagination of results using XSLT's ? I'm
not really sure it is possible to do it in pure XSLT because all
the response object gives us is a total document count - paginating
the results would involve more than what XSLT 1.0 could handle
(I'll be very happy if some
Hi,
Has anyone tried to handle pagination of results using XSLT's ? I'm
not really sure it is possible to do it in pure XSLT because all the
response object gives us is a total document count - paginating the
results would involve more than what XSLT 1.0 could handle (I'll be
very happy i
