Re: [xsl] Client-side XSLT and Javascript events

On 14/10/2010 10:23, Michael Kay wrote:

I've got a client-side XSLT system driven by <?xml-stylesheet?>
processing instructions contained in the XML being rendered.

I want to run some Javascript on the page as soon as the transformation
is complete (to change the size of various objects based on the size of
the rendered page, which is available in Javascript but isn't known to
the XSLT at the time the HTML is being generated). Any ideas how? Is
there some event that I can tie this to?

Can't you just stick the javascript into a <script> element inserted at the end of the <body> of the generated file. (I'd suggest instead using onload event but I'm not sure if that is fired consistently by browsers as the generated document (rather than teh original source) is loaded.

David

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