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    Hi all, I have an xml with a lot of data. Currently all the data are transformed into one html page using xsl. It is displayed using an HTML control in VC++. This control has a particular height and so a vertical scrollbar will be displayed if the page is larger. My requirment is that I need to split this page to multiple pages to avoid this scrollbar. And there should be "previous" and "next" buttons for showing each pages. Could anybody direct me to the solution? I am newbie in xsl and html. Thanks in advance

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      Hi all, I have an xml with a lot of data. Currently all the data are transformed into one html page using xsl. It is displayed using an HTML control in VC++. This control has a particular height and so a vertical scrollbar will be displayed if the page is larger. My requirment is that I need to split this page to multiple pages to avoid this scrollbar. And there should be "previous" and "next" buttons for showing each pages. Could anybody direct me to the solution? I am newbie in xsl and html. Thanks in advance

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      NS17 wrote:

      Could anybody direct me to the solution? I am newbie in xsl and html.

      Well without having intimate knowledge of your XML that would be rather difficult. Understanding the XML, the nature of the Data in the XML and the HTML Page requirements are all required to even start thinking about how to proceed. Potentially you will also need to go fairly deep in reusing the browser control to deal with the interaction for next/back type behavior unless you are just going to create temporary files on a local drive.

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        NS17 wrote:

        Could anybody direct me to the solution? I am newbie in xsl and html.

        Well without having intimate knowledge of your XML that would be rather difficult. Understanding the XML, the nature of the Data in the XML and the HTML Page requirements are all required to even start thinking about how to proceed. Potentially you will also need to go fairly deep in reusing the browser control to deal with the interaction for next/back type behavior unless you are just going to create temporary files on a local drive.

        led mike

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        Thank you for the replay...

        led mike wrote:

        without having intimate knowledge of your XML

        Actually the XML has values that can be shown as tables, most probably some numbers. The output is generally having tables with a number of rows. If the displayed data height exceeds the visible area, I need to break the table (which hits the bottom) and let the remaining parts be shown in the next page. If so, the data will be shown in more than one page.

        led mike wrote:

        will also need to go fairly deep in reusing the browser control to deal with the interaction for next/back type behavior

        I cannot do in such a way because I am updating a currently running project. Also no file is generated physically, but it is handled by the VC++ controls. Thank you.

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          Thank you for the replay...

          led mike wrote:

          without having intimate knowledge of your XML

          Actually the XML has values that can be shown as tables, most probably some numbers. The output is generally having tables with a number of rows. If the displayed data height exceeds the visible area, I need to break the table (which hits the bottom) and let the remaining parts be shown in the next page. If so, the data will be shown in more than one page.

          led mike wrote:

          will also need to go fairly deep in reusing the browser control to deal with the interaction for next/back type behavior

          I cannot do in such a way because I am updating a currently running project. Also no file is generated physically, but it is handled by the VC++ controls. Thank you.

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          NS17 wrote:

          I cannot do in such a way because I am updating a currently running project.

          I have no idea what that means

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            NS17 wrote:

            I cannot do in such a way because I am updating a currently running project.

            I have no idea what that means

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            :) Actually my project contains many xsl and xml handling as I noted before. That is why I cant change the VC++ control for HTML behaviour right now. Instead of that I should manage the xsl and html template to get the expected results. Also I dont have any experience in this area of xsl and html... I am doing a self study, that might be why I cant explain things better. Sorry. Thank you for your reply.

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