I think you want php to do the xslt transformation and send that to the
browser. Check out the Php manual's documentation on XSLT here:
http://www.us.php.net/manual/en/ref.xslt.php
The xslt_process function does most of the work.
You could have the browser do the xslt transformation but readers of
your site would need a modern browser like IE6 or Mozilla for it to
work. If you make php do it it will work for everyone.
On Thu, 2002-09-26 at 02:23, Martin Gundersen wrote:
Hi,
I've created a homepage using XML/XSL (at least I think so - it works, and
it looks OK :-) ). Since this is a webpage it is "parsed/rendered" by the
browser (i.e.Internet Explorer).
Now I want to add PHP-scripting to the page (guestbook etc.), but I can't
get it to work.
PHP needs dot-PHP-extensions on the files, and Internet Explorer (or the
webserver?) needs dot-XML-extension to parse/render it as XML with the
XSL-file.
I've added PHP-scripting to the XSL file, but when I call the XML file the
scripting is ignored.
If I rename the .XML fila to .PHP I get an errormessage "Parse error" (from
PHP or Apache I think)
I'm new to all this (XML, XSL and PHP) and some terms might be wrong. Take
a look at www.fagu.net/xml/fagu.xml to see how it works.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Regards
Martin Gundersen
martin(_at_)gundersen(_dot_)com
Oslo, Norway
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