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Using XSLT to select after EACH instance in a string/substring

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问题 I'm attempting to write an XSLT stylesheet that will handle a Dublin Core (XML) cataloging record and create Chicago, APA, and MLA versions of the citation for each book. I've got everything worked out fine except the APA author one. APA's style for authors requires the author's last name (done), comma, first initial (done), any other initials (my stuck place problem). What I have right now (and sample DC element is below): <xsl:value-of select="substring-before(dc:creator[1],',')" /><xsl

XSLT transformation returns empty XML

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问题 I am trying to transform a Dublin Core XML file to MODS XML format, but the transformation results in empty XML. The XSLT I'm using is from here: http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/mods-conversions.html Here is an example DC XML file and the XSLT: https://xsltfiddle.liberty-development.net/gWmuiJe/2 I'm not getting any errors, and in theory this should work, but the resultant XML is empty. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50756874/xslt-transformation-returns-empty-xml

What is the difference between dublin core terms and dublin core elements vocabularies

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问题 There's 2 Dublin Core vocabularies DC terms and DC elements. They define almost the same classes and properties. So what is the key differences between them, and when to use each one. 回答1: Element Set: Namespace: http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/ Predefined prefix: dc11 It defines 15 terms . These terms are also published as the standards ISO 15836, ANSI/NISO Z39.85, and RFC 5013. Terms: Namespace: http://purl.org/dc/terms/ Predefined prefixes: dc , dcterms It defines all terms , including the

Format to use for exposing structured meta data (dublin core, rdf, atom)?

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问题 In an altruistic manner I would like to expose as much structured data about my website. I also wouldn't mind SEO boost but its secondary. Seems there are a couple of options: Full on RDF (kill me now XML) Atom with your own custom tags (liking that) RDFa in your webpage (might help SEO) Dublin Core Meta tags Dublin Core using RDFa Atom with RDFa I'm just trying to make it easy for people to get data off my site. The nice thing about standards is that there are so many of them to choose from.

Does anyone bother with Dublin Core anymore?

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As the question states, is there any point adding Dublin Core meta-tags to your HTML head? Or has sitemap.org removed the use for most of this (though it only replaces some of the tags) I ask this as most sites I visit don't seem to use DC metatags in their source. I'm interested in whether I need them for a site that will be used mostly for developers, however the discussion can be broader than this category . To quote Google (from 2002): "Currently we don't trust metadata because we are afraid of it being manipulated" Dublin Core is still very important in certain industry sectors. Here in