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XSL Transform for ToDoList

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Create an HTML view of your ToDoList database.

Introduction

This is an example XSL Transform for ToDoList by AbstractSpoon.

The XSL file has basic documentation within itself which can be viewed with a text editor or a web browser.

It is designed to show only the Task Title and Comments in the output. However, with a little trial and error on your part, you can edit the file to show more details.

Simply removing the comments within the section titled: "Template For Generating Output for Each Task's Details." will put task details in your HTML.

Thanks to Manuel Reyes for posting his example XSLT!

License

This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)


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Comments and Discussions

 
QuestionCorrections to the example StyleSheet Pin
Patrice T10-May-15 22:31
mvePatrice T10-May-15 22:31 
GeneralClarification on modifying XSL style sheet Pin
JoelPutnam18-Apr-09 10:04
JoelPutnam18-Apr-09 10:04 
Hi Brad,

Thank you for creating the bpsToDoListStyler_Rev018!

I am using ToDoList as my all around GTD application of choice but would like to be able to print out the information in a more customized format.

My problem is that I know very little about XSL style sheets and even with Manuel Reyes' helpful documentation I am not sure how to 'remove the comments within the section titled "Template For Generating Output for Each Task's Details," [thus putting] task details into the HTML.'

Would you be willing to help clarify this for me?!

Your input is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Joel

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