Hello,
regarding
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Are there any standards-in-progress for controlling
the XSLT processor more fully from a browser?
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i am convinced, that it must be a way to do this by javascript using the DOM
Level 2 interface, loading the xsl und xml document in the cache, and
transformed it again from the outputted html.
like pseudocode:
xmlDoc = document.XMLDocument;
xslDoc = document.XSLDocument;
and then
page.innerHTML = xmlDoc.documentElement.transformNode(xslDoc);
but Mozilla don´t know about this document.XSLDocument and transformNode
methods.
It could be great, if anyone could forward me a tip. At this state i am only
able to do a transformation again with IE6, so i suspect, that i am not using
DOM Level 2, but ActiveX, with the above methods.
Greetings,
Hans Braumüller
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