Sourcing Style Sheet xsl VO , Print RFQ (Sourcing )

Hello,
In Sourcing, when we click on Any PO. We have option to print RFQ. This internally calls
PON_SOURCING_XSLFO.xsl
Where can i find from which VO data is sent to this.

Hi PreethamChandra
As far as I know, the XSL is called from the template . Please check the template definition. You should find here how and which data is exactly passed to the XSL style sheet for formatting. The XSL style sheet accepts the data in the form of xml nodes .
Thanks
Sandeep

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XML page cannot be displayed cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet Please correct the error and then click the REfresh

XML page cannot be displayed cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet Please correct the error and then click the REfresh

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The XML page cannot be displayed
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That option is not available in FTP mode..
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Yes, you're right !!
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If we have multiple ship to addresses how can i exacltly get that in xsl style sheet
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ship to 1:
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address line 2
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ship to 2:
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address line 2
<ADDR_DATA_9>123-456-3244</ADDR_DATA_9>
We can loop through location id in xml.
How can I achieve it in XSL?
appreciate your help
thanks
prasanna

There is no field called "ADDR_DATA_9" int he xml.
can you xplain and paste th full xml > if its public, do drop me a mail ;)
dont digest the message by yourself :)

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<EMAIL>[email protected]</EMAIL>
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>I just added a Media Print style sheet to a website.
Everything seems to
>work for the most part fine and the layout is as expected
and functioning as
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pt as my style sheet
>specified, however when I print exactly the same page
from Internet Explorer
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thought that the
>media print style sheet communicates directly with the
printer while the
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>does the print size change depending upon what browser
you use?
The stylesheet itself doesn't communicate with anything. It's
always the
browser that renders the document or sends it to the printer.
Different
browsers behave differently, so there will always be
differences in the
ouput. Some smaller, some bigger.
>Does anyone have a suggestions on how to get the Internet
Explorer to
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instead of 8?
Got a URL so we can have a look at it?
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PDF Printing and CSS Media Style Sheets in OS X -- CSS @page ignored

I'd like to author an XHTML document and specify precisely how it should be printed to pdf (margins/headers/footers/page breaks/etc.) using the CSS Media Style Sheet capability, i.e, CSS's @page rule.
Apparently, Microsoft IE7 supports these page rules (http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/06/10/428149.aspx), but these do not yet appear to be supported in OS X's "Print to PDF" function (http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=PrintStylesheets).
Is this true? Does anyone know how to access these CSS printing capabilities on a Mac?
Furthermore, does anyone know how to get "Print to PDF" to maintain HTML hyperlinks in the PDF file?
E.g., using OS X+Firefox, the following @page rule is ignored by the "Print to PDF" function on my Mac.
<style type="text/css">

</style>
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.5)
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

I'd like to author an XHTML document and specify precisely how it should be printed to pdf (margins/headers/footers/page breaks/etc.) using the CSS Media Style Sheet capability, i.e, CSS's @page rule.
Apparently, Microsoft IE7 supports these page rules (http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/06/10/428149.aspx), but these do not yet appear to be supported in OS X's "Print to PDF" function (http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=PrintStylesheets).
Is this true? Does anyone know how to access these CSS printing capabilities on a Mac?
Furthermore, does anyone know how to get "Print to PDF" to maintain HTML hyperlinks in the PDF file?
E.g., using OS X+Firefox, the following @page rule is ignored by the "Print to PDF" function on my Mac.
<style type="text/css">

</style>
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.5)
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

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