visual studio 2008 - XSLT Duplicate Templates with Includes -
i'm having problem including xslt templates.
i have a.xslt includes b.xslt , c.xslt.
b , c both require template located in d.xslt. if add include statement in b , c, duplicate template error in vs2008:
the named template 'mytemplate' not exist.
and when try hit web page uses these xslts error , don't display correctly.
if include d.xslt in a.xslt display correctly, error in b , c stating template i'm referencing doesn't exist:
'mytemplate' duplicate template name.
what correct way have kind of include tree? or maybe it's vs2008 problem?
i eliminate d.xslt , add template both b , c, it's easier manage if template in 1 place.
- edited: added actual vs2008 error text.
using xsl:include
same pasting them in 1 giant file, give same duplicate template errors.
use xsl:import
instead of xsl:include
.
overlay/merge of templates give super-set. last template in import chain "win" instead of giving duplicate definition error, have higher precedence.
- have a.xslt
xsl:import
b.xslt , c.xslt. - have b.xslt , c.xslt
xsl:include
orxsl:import
d.xslt.
personally, tend use xsl:import
on xsl:include
.
the real downside of xsl:import
might accidentally override template further down in import chain , not know it(because won't same compilation error xsl:include
). there might slight performance hit, since xslt processor has "think" little more import chain, haven't found problem.
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