I tried this solution but the variables still didn't
get passed to the PHP. This PHP file should generate a
bar chart whose values are passed through the url in
the xslt file. But I got a chart without bars, which
means the variables were not passed.
This confuses me because in xslt file I can print the
variable values but in PHP it's empty.
--- "Werner, Wolfgang" <mail(_at_)wolfgang-werner(_dot_)net>
wrote:
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Jen,
I removed all the imports from your file to test it
and it worked:
~ <img
src="./php/chart_age.php?age1=30&age2=10&age3=30&age4=10&age5=20&age6=0&age7=0&age8=0">
Perhaps you are changing the context accidentally
somewhere.
I'd try to change the line
<xsl:for-each select="ROOT">
to
<xsl:for-each select="/ROOT">
to find the root element regardless of your context.
Wolfgang
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