Symphony.

I have a DS grouped by a filed (package tags). I would like the html in this pattern.

Desert Based

all entries belong to this category

Mountain Based

all entries belong to this category

City Based

all entries belong to this category

Now I get all the entries printout in each category.

Here is my xml. http://paste.laravel.com/qyL

and xslt file http://paste.laravel.com/qyM

Thanks.

Just looking at this for you now, first comments:

compilation error: file transform.xsl line 37 element comment
element comment only allowed within a template, variable or param
compilation error: file transform.xsl line 70 element comment
element comment only allowed within a template, variable or param
warning: failed to load external entity "../utilities/master.xsl"
compilation error: file transform.xsl line 4 element import
xsl:import : unable to load ../utilities/master.xsl
warning: failed to load external entity "../utilities/html-truncate.xsl"
compilation error: file transform.xsl line 5 element import
xsl:import : unable to load ../utilities/html-truncate.xsl
compilation error: file transform.xsl line 37 element comment
xsltParseStylesheetTop: unknown comment element
compilation error: file transform.xsl line 70 element comment
xsltParseStylesheetTop: unknown comment element

Other than those errors, there's no problem I can see with this xslt.

@designermonkey.

I removed the xslt comment tag. it was not placed in a template.

This is how get my result in browser. http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/6238/foundation4.png

when we loop package/package-tags I want entries that belong (children) to the current tag.

Thanks

Ah, right. Yep, hang on then...

Ok, here's a working result

I've really simplified your template setup as it was quite confusing. What was in the named templates is now part of the initial xsl:choose as it removes that redundant step in the logic. Also, I've done the template matching a little better.

Instead of matching on package, it's matching directly on package/package-tags. That way we can skip the entire for-each, which was looping over a text-node which is pretty useless in the grand scheme of hierarchy as it prevents us matching on children.

Now it matches on package/package-tags, it can match on the child entries, using just entry, et voila.

Hope this does the trick, it's limited in testing as I only can do it via xsltproc

@designermonkey... thanks a lot.

Yes, it's working! Code looks clean and elegant.

This is my first experience with xslt and symphony.. Again thanks.

Now let me go back and stare at you code till I get my head around it.

Heh, no problem