Question

Which two are valid scenarios for looping by using XSL Snippets?

A. The data needs to be formatted before being used in loop conditions.
B. The grid selector cannot handle the conditions that you need to implement.
C. The data in the line item grid must be displayed as a table.
D. You want to display a table of single-select, quote-level Commerce attributes.

Answer 1

Looping using XSL Snippets is suitable for data formatting before loop conditions are applied and when a grid selector cannot handle the required conditions, making scenarios A and B the valid ones for looping. Option A,B are correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question asks which two scenarios are valid for looping using XSL Snippets. Valid scenarios for looping in XSLT (which is what XSL Snippets refer to) include:

When a grid selector cannot handle the necessary conditions for implementation.

Scenario A is valid because data often needs to be formatted or processed in some way before it can be used effectively in looping constructs. Scenario B is also a valid situation where the default capabilities of another tool or utility, such as a grid selector, are insufficient, and thus, custom looping logic in XSL is required. However, scenarios C and D are not specifically relevant to the necessity of looping within an XSL context and are more about the end representation of data rather than the control flow mechanisms of the scripting itself.