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The following example is the DOM-tree representation of the selected nodes. The data set then flattens the set of nodes into a tabular format, which the following table represents. @path @width @height sun.jpg 16 16 tree.jpg 16 16 surf.jpg 16 16 In this instance, Spry derives the column names of the flattened table from the selected nodes and their attributes. The way Spry determines column names, however, can vary, depending on the XPath you specify. Spry uses the following guidelines when flattening data and creating columns: SPRY User Guide • If the selected node has attributes, Spry creates a column for each attribute and places the value of the attribute in that column. The names for these columns are the names of the attributes preceded by an @ sign. For example, if a node has an id attribute, the column name is @id. • If the selected node has no element children, and has text or CDATA underneath it, then Spry creates a column and places that text or CDATA in that column. The name of this column is the tag name of the node for normal XML elements. • If the selected node has element children, Spry creates a column for the value of each element and its attributes, but only for each element child that has no element children of its own. The names of the columns are the tag names of the children elements, or in the case of an attribute on a child element, the format "child- TagName/@attrName". • If the selected node is an attribute, Spry creates a column for the attribute, and the column name is the name of the attribute preceded by an @ sign. • Spry ignores element children that have their own element children. TheexamplesthatfollowprovidemoredetailsontheflatteningprocessandhowSprygeneratescolumnnamesfor data sets. 95
Example of selecting and flattening an element with attributes and a text value The following code shows data selected with the /gallery/photographer XPath, in bold: John Doe john@doe.com The following is the DOM-tree representation of the selected node. The data set then flattens the selected data into the following table. photographer @id John Doe 16 In this particular case, only one node is selected, so we only get one row in our data set. The value of the photographer node is the text "John Doe",soacolumnnamedphotographer is created to store that value. The id attribute is an attribute of the photographer node, so its value is placed in the @id column. All attribute names are preceded by an @ sign. Example of selecting and flattening an element with attributes and element children The following code shows data selected with the /gallery XPath: John Doe john@doe.com SPRY User Guide 96
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SPRY 1.4 DEVELOPER GUIDE
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Contents Chapter 1: Spry 1.4 Overvi
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Chapter 2: Working with Spry widget
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4 Add widget files to your website
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Each of the div tags in the Accordi
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For example, create a folder called
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Panel 3 Panel 3 Content Panel 3 Co
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3 Make your changes to the CSS and
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Set panel animation timing You can
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Variation on tags used for Collapsi
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function getStatus(){ var xx = Coll
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Change collapsible panel height To
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SPRY User Guide /* Horizontal Tabbe
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5 To add the tabbed panels widget t
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Delete a panel from a Tabbed Panels
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3 Locate the MenuBarHorizontal clas
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