We will use the "books.xml" document in the examples below (same XML file as in the previous chapters).
View the "books.xml" file in your browser.
As we have seen in a previous chapter, we may include elements and attributes from the input document ("books.xml) in the result:
The XQuery expression above will include both the title element and the lang attribute in the result, like this:
The XQuery expression above returns the title elements the exact same way as they are described in the input document.
We now want to add our own elements and attributes to the result!
Now, we want to add some HTML elements to the result. We will put the result in an HTML list - together with some text:
The XQuery expression above will generate the following result:
Next, we want to use the category attribute as a class attribute in the HTML list:
The XQuery expression above will generate the following result:
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