Subject: hiding some of the source From: Matthew MacKenzie <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 11 Apr 1999 11:52:31 -0300 |
Hi, I beleive someone else asked a question along these lines, but I don't think there was an answer. I have some xml data, which I am displaying in IE5 using xsl, it is script generated, as it is translating from a native database format to xml, and it is being used as part of a multi-user system, so I figured that a good way to customize the resultant output for each user was through adding a section in the xml which specifies some options, like this: <PRODUCTS> <XSLCONTROL> <LOGO>/newco/logo.GIF</LOGO> <CSSLOC>bleh.css</CSSLOC> <PROCESSING_TIME>0.6210 Seconds</PROCESSING_TIME> <GENTIME>Sun Apr 11 11:40:35 1999</GENTIME> <FOR>newco</FOR> <IP>142.194.200.37</IP> </XSLCONTROL> <PRODUCT> <PLINK URL="http://www.cartnetwork.com/newco/bin/cart.cgi?A=MID100">Add this to your shopping cart.</PLINK> <TITLE>This is a tester product</TITLE> <PRICE>$98.78</PRICE> </PRODUCT> --snip for brevity-- </PRODUCTS> Now, the problem is that the contents of <XSLCONTROL>* always display, when all they are there for is so that the style sheet can import formatting and other info dynamically. I don't want them to show up unless I tell them to. Is there a simple way of hiding them? I am just blending the text into the background now as a band-aid solution. Thanks. Matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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