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Hi All.

I used Dataview Webpart in Sharepoint Designer.
<xsl:variable name="Rows" select="/dsQueryResponse/Rows/Row" />

The above is xsl:variable that is created by default which has query in the variable "$Rows".

Now i have couple of textboxes on the same form.
Is there way to create xsl:variable dynamically depending on the value in the textbox.

I am going to filter the dataview webpart based on the text entered in the textbox, so i need to create the xsl:variable accordingly.

Please sugget if any body has solution.

Posted 31-Aug-10 3:17am

muhammed akbar

Updated 31-Aug-10 5:59am

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AspDotNetDev · Answer 1 · 2010-08-31T06:13:00

Depends on what you mean by "create xsl:variable dynamically". You can change the node selection path based on what is entered into a textbox. For example, in this select:

/dsQueryResponse/Rows/Row

You could dynamically choose part of that with the value from a textbox:

/*[local-name() = $valueFromTextBox]/Rows/Row

It would go something like that anyway (not sure if the syntax is 100% accurate). The key is that you use local-name() to choose the node based on the name, which you can compare against another variable.