On Tue December 10 2002 06:36, Michael Kay wrote:
I'm playing with xml/xsls and browsers, and have an
xml, for example, data.xml, and two xsl, for example,
stage1.xsl and stage2.xsl. the idea is that, a processor,
reads data.xml it says that should be processed with
stage1.xsl, and the output (explicited from the output of
xsl, to be an xml) says that should be processed with
stage2.xsl (explicitly again).
data.xml -> stage1.xsl -> stage2.xsl
Take a look at the API documentation for your XSLT processor and learn
how to control it from script in the HTML page. You can't do everything
from the <?xml-stylesheet?> processing instruction.
Well, now, i didn't find that documentation, but i'll keep looking forthat..
I don't know what you mean by script in the html page.. could you tell
me?
Mmh.. so, anyway, if the xslt engines don't have to do that,
i'm forced to use some kind of include mechanism, i think.. right?
or is it supposed that i dont ever try to do things like that!
Thanks for your answers!!!
david
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