Hi,
yes, I know it's more on JS side than pure XSLT, but i
could find nothing on JS boards.. so I though XSL pros
were more likely to have encountered a similar problem
:)
Anyway, I could have used the DOM rather than
document.write(), but the example suggested in
Sarissa's doc implies the use of a div tag, which I
want to avoid..
My code is actually processed when a link is clicked,
and the resulting action should be the drawing of the
resulting page, which happens fine now.
On the other hand, I'm not a DOM guru, so if you have
2-3 lines of code as an example, that would make my
day :)
Thx in advance,
Fred
--- Emmanouil Batsis <Emmanouil(_dot_)Batsis(_at_)eurodyn(_dot_)com>
wrote:
Hi Fred,
Frederic Tsolakidis wrote:
My JS transformation works fine, and I'm displaying
the result with a document.write() call..
Thats more of a JS than an XSLT issue ;-)
In general, document.write() should be avoided; try
to use DOM to
attach the generated markup in your document.
Sarissa includes
documentation on that.
hth,
Manos
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