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Re: Generating HTML



I don't know if any of you have played around with making it easier to  
write HTML seeming at this point we need to use <TAGNAME> (that's  
what I gathered from the replies). I tried something and it has made it  
rather simple for me. Basically I put the major tags that I use into  
variables, and just use concat and call the variables. Like this:

                     let $oTable	:= "<TABLE BORDER=0>"
                     let $cTable	:= "</TABLE>"
                     let $oTr 	:= "<TR>"
                     let $cTr	:= "</TR>"
                     let $oTd	:= "<TD>"
                     let $cTd	:= "</TD>"
                     let $leftTd	:= "<TD VALIGN=TOP ALIGN=RIGHT>"
                     let $rightTd	:= "<TD VALIGN=TOP>"	
                     let $pagehtml := concat(
                                             $oTable,
                                                 $oTR,
                                                     $leftTd, "Title:",  
$cTd,
                                                     $rightTd, $title,  
$cTd,
                                                 $cTr,
                                                 $oTr,
                                                     $leftTd,  
"Authors:", $cTd,
                                                     $rightTd, $authors,  
$cTd,
                                                 $cTr,
                                                 $oTr,
                                                     $leftTd, "Ref:",  
$cTd,
                                                     $rightTd, $ref,  
$cTd,
                                                 $cTr,
                                                 $oTr,
                                                     $oTd, "Abstract:",  
$cTd,
                                                     $oTd, $cTd,
                                                 $cTr,
                                                 $oTr,
                                                     "<TD  
COLSPAN=2>", $newpage, $cTd,
                                                 $cTr,
                                             $cTable
                                             )


That way I could even format it kind of like I do HTML (with tabs  
showing the outline of a tag and subtags). Hope this helps, or sparks  
something interesting.

-Michael



On Thursday, December 5, 2002, at 02:42 PM, Ravi Pandya wrote:

> I was looking forward to using the XQuery constructed element notation  
> to build HTML query results in Sherlock, but it looks like neither  
> form listed in the 1.0 spec works (see  
> http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery/#id-constructors).
>
> Is there a variant of this that works in Sherlock? Or do I just have  
> to build strings? Thanks,
>
> Ravi
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