Yes you can use the document() function. In my current work I collect these
variables into separate xsl file which I normally include to the main xsl
file.
<xsl:variable name="UpperBackGroundImg"
select="document('images.xml')/xslt/NotunsignedImages/upbg"/>
Now in the main xsl file i can call $UpperBackGroundImg and get the value of
upbg element from images.xml.
Hi,
thats a great idea. Thank you.
But There is no /xslt/NotunsignedImages/upbg in my XML-file. Does he add the
path
automatically?
I tried it with this paht, an then this one:
/xslt/NotunsignedImages/my_variable or
/xslt/myvariable or /xslt/myvariable/upbg. But nothing worked.
How can I find out the right path?
Greets
John
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