In regards to the Javascript question, other XSL
developers have also advised me to stick with XSL. I
would love to do this but one thing that jumps to mind
is, how do you guys perform user input validation on a
form? Just the other day another user introduced me
exslt, I believe is what its called. To do date
formatting and things like that.
Sal
--- David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
How do you implement it in XSLT?
How do you implement what in XSLT?
You have only asked how to run javascript but you
haven't said what
functionality you are trying to perform. Many XSLT
engines don't have
access to javascript at all, there's no reason why
they should, so any
use of an extension to use another languuage such as
javascript is
inherently non-portable.
If you said what transform you were trying to
perform, someone could
offer some help.
David
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