Subject: [xsl] Converting wd-XSL to XSLT From: Jim Smith <jimsmith0@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 16:59:03 -0600 |
I've recently begun a job that will require me to get the hang of XSL, so I'm still a bit over my head. I'm working with an online database which allows clients to get information from tables in XML, and then create custom views with XSL. Before I was brought on, my co-workers, discovered a cache of XSL stylesheets provided by database, and we've been tweaking those files to suit our purposes. The problem is that I've come to learn that all of these stylesheets are in wd-XSL, which I presume is the reason they won't work in Mozilla or Firefox. I'd like to convert them, but I don't know how. I've determined that the <xsl:eval> and <xsl:script> tags are outdated, but I don't know what to replace them with. I began to give in to writing all future stylesheets in wd-XSL, but I quickly realized that a lot of the code I've been learning from my XSLT books isn't going to be backwards-compatible. So it's looking like I only know enough about each version to get nothing done with either of them. I learned about a program for converting wd-XSL to XSLT, but the resulting code didn't make a lot of sense. I'd much rather learn how to convert from one to the other by hand, so that I can get a feel for the differences between them. Can anyone help me? Jim Smith
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