Værktøjet til at konvertere mellem Nike+ og tcx er ikke lavet til GPS filer, så det er ville ikke virke i dit tilfælde — selv hvis værktøjet var mere brugervenligt :/.
Det er ikke umuligt at lave det så det kan håndtere GPS-data men det er desværre næppe noget jeg får gjort selv.

The predicates in line 56 should match the predicates in line 51: [@dataType='distance' and @intervalType='time' and @intervalUnit='s']

Line 82 needs a number() function around “substring-before($csvdata, ‘,’)”

and Line 104 needs a number() function around $csvdata

Hope that makes sense.

Line 56:

Line 82 (not 86):

Line 104:

I was able to run the code on my Ubuntu computer at home, and it worked perfectly. Thank you for taking the time to write this tool – it’s very helpful to be able to load my iPod runs to endomondo.

Just to be thorough, I tried re-running the code on my Windows computer after removing lines 72-76 as you suggested. I get another error message related to the $csvdata variable. So, I changed line 56 to match the predicates in line 51:

I got another error message, so I changed line 86 to:

and line 104 to:

I guess the strings are converted to numbers automatically on a linux computer, but not a Windows computer. Weird.

After these changes, your tool generated a txc file on my windows computer that imported perfectly into endomondo. Thanks again!

Thank you for your comments and your feedback. I don’t have time to investigate this before maybe the weekend, but I might have an idea about what your problem is. Can you try simply deleting lines 72-76 in the nike+totcx.xsl file. That is, the line here:
https://github.com/thomasmoelhave/tcx-tools/blob/master/nike%2Btotcx.xsl#L72
and the following four lines. Did that work?