Looking for Domino XSL help trying to find fields where the color is set to Blue

Asked Feb 26 '19 at 18:47

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I have a very large form with hundreds of fields on it. Some are black and some are blue. I'm trying to parse the dxl using xsl to find the fields where they are set to the color blue.

i've found several xsl files to parse the dxl but I can'tfigure out how to find the field then find the previous font color='blue'

Can anyone help me with that syntax? Here is a sample of the dxl I am trying to parse:

 <par def="100">
   <run>
      <font size="9pt" style="bold" name="Arial" pitch="variable" truetype="true" familyid="20" />
   </run>
   <run>
      <font size="9pt" color="blue" style="bold" name="Arial" pitch="variable" truetype="true" familyid="20" />
      <field type="text" kind="editable" name="DevComments">
         <code event="inputtranslation">
            <formula>@Trim( @ThisValue )</formula>
         </code>
      </field>
   </run>
   <compositedata type="98" prevtype="65418" nexttype="222" afterparcount="6" containertype="65418" aftercontainercount="1" afterbegincount="3">Yg4BAIQAAAAAAAAAAAA=</compositedata>
   <run>
      <font size="9pt" style="bold" name="Arial" pitch="variable" truetype="true" familyid="20" />
   </run>
</par>

edited Feb 26 '19 at 20:24

asked Feb 26 '19 at 18:47

Bitwyse1

Where is your tried XSL ? show us to help you. – Amrendra Kumar Feb 27 '19 at 08:51
You could potentially do `//field[preceding-sibling::font[1]/@color='blue']` in this case, although I am not sure that is sufficient for all cases. – Tim C Feb 27 '19 at 10:13
I don't think an XSLT would be able to acheive your desired outcome. I would try a script routine that hunts through the .dxl text for – Robert Howe Apr 09 '19 at 13:27
Thanks Robert. That's what I ended up doing. – Bitwyse1 Apr 09 '19 at 20:29

Looking for Domino XSL help trying to find fields where the color is set to Blue

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