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    XSLT Interview Questions, Answers, and Certification: Your Guide to XSLT Interviews and Certification Review
    XSLT Interview Questions, Answers, and Certification: Your Guide to XSLT Interviews and Certification Review
    XSLT Interview Questions, Answers, and Certification: Your Guide to XSLT Interviews and Certification Review
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    XSLT Interview Questions, Answers, and Certification: Your Guide to XSLT Interviews and Certification Review

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    The Ultimate XSLT Reference & Learning Guide for Web Developers!

    100 Certification Questions, Answers, and Explanations

    XSLT is a need-to-know for the advanced web developer and administrator, however, finding relevant and current sources of information can be challenging. With Your Guide to XLST Interviewing and Certification, you can brush up on skills or become fluent in new ones. The guide will explain many common XSLT errors, troubleshooting, performance tuning, and new applications. More than just a surface overview, this guide explains XSLT from the perspective of the developer so that one can prepare for certification, evaluate a job candidate, or set yourself apart in an interview with ease.

    Key Certification and Interview topics include:

    *W3C’s XPath language and functions
    *Template rules collections and result trees
    *Data conversion using XSLT
    *Advanced troubleshooting
    *New features of 2.0

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEquity Press
    Release dateJun 3, 2011
    ISBN9781603322096
    XSLT Interview Questions, Answers, and Certification: Your Guide to XSLT Interviews and Certification Review

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      XSLT Interview Questions, Answers, and Certification - Equity Press

      XSLT Interview Questions, Answers and Explanations

      Equity Press

      Compiled By Terry Sanchez-Clark

      XSLT Interview Questions, Answers and Explanations

      ISBN: 978-1-60332-209-6

      Smashwords Edition

      Compiled By Terry Sanchez-Clark

      Edited by Emilee Newman Bowles

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      Table of Contents

      Introduction

      Question 1: XML to XML Using XSLT

      Question 2: XSL: Including Child Document

      Question 3: Date Time XSLT

      Question 4: Find and Replace in XSL

      Question 5: XSL Transformation

      Question 6: Write XML Element Into Textbox With XSLT

      Question 7: Bad XSL Transformation in Firefox

      Question 8: XSL Drop Down Box

      Question 9: Simple Problem, Spaces (xsl)

      Question 10: Putting XSL into HTML

      Question 11: XSL to Create Array

      Question 12: Inserting XML Date in IMG Tag

      Question 13: XML/XSL Loading Time Problem

      Question 14: XSLT Has Nested Loops

      Question 15: Cannot View XML Input Using XSL Style Sheet

      Question 16: Separating XML Data– XSLT

      Question 17: MotleyFool RDF Transform With XSL Problem

      Question 18: White Spaces in XSL

      Question 19: Creating a Variable in XSL

      Question 20: XML to XSLT

      Question 21: Basic XSLT

      Question 22: Avoiding Repeating Values in an Option Box

      Question 23: Using CSS with XML/XSL

      Question 24: Change Date Format in XSLT

      Question 25: XPath Axes in XSL

      Question 26: Day from Month Function

      Question 27: XSL Processor

      Question 28: XSL: for-each and not()

      Question 29: XSLT no Whitespace Output

      Question 30: Conditional Variables

      Question 31: Counting Number the of Characters

      Question 32: Showing hashdata on HTML Table with XSL

      Question 33: XSL for an Attribute

      Question 34: XSL Question

      Question 35: XSLT Resources

      Question 36: Sorting in XSL

      Question 37: Transform .XSD Files to a XML File

      Question 38: XSLT - Recompose Simple XML

      Question 39: XSL:value of Select Attribute

      Question 40: Transform Some XML Data Using XSL

      Question 41: XSL Mark-up Problem

      Question 42: Referring an Outer Element in XSL

      Question 43: Select Node Based on Its Value

      Question 44: Using XSLT on Multiple XML Files

      Question 45: XSLT Hyperlink

      Question 46: White Space

      Question 47: XML/XSL Generates Bad HTML for Link

      Question 48: XSL for XML Database

      Question 49: Using XML+XSLT+CSS

      Question 50: When Using a Test With an 'or'

      Question 51: XSLT Output – Well-Formed HTML

      Question 52: XSL: Testing for Existence

      Question 53: Pass Value and ID into ASP Script

      Question 54: Display Document on Client Side

      Question 55: Dynamic XSL

      Question 56: XSL Loop

      Question 57: XSL: Change Element Value

      Question 58: To Get the id=C or id=E

      Question 59: Variables in XSL

      Question 60: Putting XSL: Value -of in Text Box

      Question 61: Passing Parameters to XSL Doc

      Question 62: XSL or DTD

      Question 63: Variable Scope Help Needed in XSLT

      Question 64: Finding an Element

      Question 65: XSL Count

      Question 66: Transfer XML into XSLT

      Question 67: A Special Sum Question

      Question 68: Keeping Track of Data

      Question 70: XSLT, XALAN, Using XS[]

      Question 71: Hiding Declarations in XSLT

      Question 72: Set Output Order

      Question 73: Pass a Current Date

      Question 74: Complicated XML Function

      Question 75: Problem Using Copy of within

      Question 76: Value of Select Doubt

      Question 77: XSLT and File List

      Question 78: XSLT 2.0 Calendar

      Question 79: XSL Looping

      Question 80: Namespace Doesn’t Contain Any Functions

      Question 81: Node-set - Arrays in XSLT

      Question 82: Including FO Document in Output

      Question 83: Checkbox Query Checked State

      Question 84: Formatting Whole Number to Percentages

      Question 85: Hyperlink Creation Problem

      Question 86: Multiple Entries for 1 Heading

      Question 87: Converting a Number to String

      Question 88: Pass Multiple Values to XSL

      Question 89: Exemplar XSLT Transformations

      Question 90: Convert RTF to XML/XSLT

      Question 91: No Average Function in Stylus

      Question 92: Suppressing Data on Following Rows

      Question 93: Exceeding Recursive Limit - SAXON Processor

      Question 94: XSL Problem

      Question 95: Summation in XSLT

      Question 96: Double Grouping

      Question 97: Path Problem

      Question 98: Elements with Attributes of a Specific Value

      Question 99: Adding a New Tag

      Question 100: XSLT of XSD

      Question 101: Nested Element Trouble in XSL

      Question 102: XSLT Grouping

      Question 103: XSL and Preceding-Sibling Question

      Question 104: Grouping with XSLT

      Question 105: XSL:sort

      Introduction

      What is XSLT?

      XSLT is Extensible Style Sheet Language Transformation (XSLT). It handles and formats the contents of Extensible Markup Language (XML) documents.

      In recent years, there has been the mass usage of XML. And while XML allows and facilitates the structure of data in documents, XSLT enables you to work, manipulate and create the contents of XML documents. One example is the sorting of a particular database such as inventory of products, employee records, data files, and catalogues. XSLT allows you to get as detailed as possible in formatting and manipulating these database records.

      You can work with the contents of XML documents by writing your own programs that interface to XML parser applications, but that involves writing your own code. With XSLT, on the other hand, you can perform the same kinds of tasks, and there's no programming required. Rather than write your own Java, Visual Basic, or C++ code to handle the contents of XML documents, you just

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