Subject: Re: [xsl] Client-side XSLT From: "Mark" <mark@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2011 09:25:07 -0700 |
Thanks all, I'll put aside a purely XSLT resolution and move on to a scripting solution. I appreciate all your advice and time, Mark
My question: is it possible to open that target XML file with a parameter (such as the number "635") and then pass that parameter on to the XSL processing instruction in some manner that makes it available to "render.xsl"? If I can pass this single parameter through to the XSLT stylesheet, my problem is completely solved. (Since my website is non-commercial, I can insist that it is only available to browsers that can automatically process XSLT).
Or, as both you and Martin seem to imply, must I use a scripting language to achieve my goal of passing a parameter to the XSLT stylesheet?
If you want to process query parameters in a URL you need more than XSLT I think, you can do that stuff with any server-side language (like PHP) or framework (like ASP.NET or JSP) so you would load e.g. http://example.com/applyxslt.php?sheet=sheet1.xsl&number=635 and your PHP script applyxslt.php would then read out those parameters and run the transformation on the server, setting stylesheet parameters as needed.
Martin Honnen --- MVP Data Platform Development http://msmvps.com/blogs/martin_honnen/
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