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how to find closing node

How can i find CLOSING NODE in XSL-FO, i want to generate some text [eg:- section number ] in each </para> node.

For Ex:-
--------------XML File---------------
<list>
<item><para>Some Text1</para></item>
<item><para>Some Text2</para></item>
<item><para>Some Text3</para></item>
</list>
-------------------------------------


------------ output PDF ---------------------------------

Some Text1
[sec. 1.1]
Some Text2
[sec. 1.2]
Some Text3
[sec. 1.3]
__________________________________________________ _______




Please do the needfull....

thanks in advance


regards
saran
May 11 '11 #1
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Dormilich
8,658 Expert Mod 8TB
you don’t find closing tags in XSL-FO, you only find elements, just like (X)HTML.
May 11 '11 #2
Hi Dormilich

Thank you for quick reply, then how can i achive this kind of client requirment.

regard
saran
May 12 '11 #3

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