- Employing Iteration In XSLT Stylesheets By:-Mark Anderson
Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) is a technology which is used to transform XML data. XML file can be used to set the ground-rules for a given body of data and to describe the data itself. It allows us to take XML data and convert it into information which can be displayed in a web browser window or opened with a text editor. It can also be used to create a file which is a modified version of an input file.
- InDesign Scripting: How Variables Work In JavaScript By:-Mark Anderson
When writing scripts for InDesign, the statements you will use in your code will be many and varied; however, one element which you will definitely use is variables, named sections, of memory in which you can store various types of data as well as references to the, various objects within the InDesign hierarchy, such as documents, pages and text frames. Essentially, a variable is a name which represents a value, typically, some piece of useful, information: wherever you use the name, that particular piece of data is targeted. In one, context, a variable is like an abbreviation or acronym: "Whenever I say docNew, I mean, the new document that I have just created". However, the great thing about variables is, that the values and elements they represent can be constantly altered and manipulated: by your code, by user action or by the InDesign environment. It all depends on the nature of the values, information or object assigned to the variable.
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