[thelist] xml question

[rick]

Try putting <rate> inside the <booking> tag possibly?

<booking>
  <adults>2</adults>

  <rate>
    <start>20010705</start>
    <occupants number="1">10</occupants>
    <occupants number="2">20</occupants>
  </rate>
</booking>

rick

----- Original Message ----- 
> ok, this is beginning to drive me mad, so if any one can help, many good
> thoughts will be sent your way...
> 
> i have an xml document that is the output of a request i make,
> unfortunately, i can't change the format i get this back in, so i'm stuck
> with what i have.  i'm trying to display the data using xsl which, for
> the most part, works.
> 
> part of the document has the following structure for multiple bookings:
> 
>    <booking>
>       <adults>2</adults>
>    </booking>
>    <rate>
>       <start>20010705</start>
>       <occupants number="1">10</occupants>
>       <occupants number="2">20</occupants>
>    </rate>
>    <booking>
>       <adults>1</adults>
>    </booking>
>    <rate>
>       <start>20010705</start>
>       <occupants number="1">5</occupants>
>       <occupants number="2">15</occupants>
>    </rate>
> 
> what i need to do is display the correct rate depending on the number of
> occupants, so for the above example you would have:
> 
>    adults:   2
>    Rate:     20
>    adults:   1
>    Rate:     5
> 
> it's probably something screamingly obvious that i'm missing, but if i
> loop through the <booking>'s with a <xsl:for-each...> how do i make sure
> that i show the correct rate?
> 
> for one booking a <xsl:if...> takes care of matching the values up, but
> i'm not sure how to guarantee that i get the correct rate data for the
> associated booking.
> 
> hopefully that's clear,
> 
> thanks for any help,
> 
> darren.
> 
> 
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