Subject: [xsl] Embedded XSL From: "Marius Zubac" <zubac@xxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 10:33:03 -0500 |
I have problems with embedding an XSL into the XML file/memory stream and having IE executing and correctly displaying the content. There are a few resources I checked, including the page on this site and MSDN and all give generalities about the fact that 1. you need to use a href to an ID in the document, 2. that you need to have a DTD and 3. that you need to have an additional style defined to prevent displaying the style sheet you want to execute. Although the theory is clear I have not seen yet ONE example of XML file with all the necessary XSL information embedded that I can double-click in Windows Explorer and have it loaded and displayed correctly (using the style) in IE. All I need is ONE file. In my opinion if the DTD info cannot be transported by the same 'xml' file the whole idea of embedding has a conceptual flaw but let's say I can live with a second (DTD) file that is sitting in the same folder with the application. I still need to know how to reference it correctly. Thanks Marius XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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