I got a reply to my last question, which I do not understand.
"So you can do that with query parameters on the URI."
So I repeat my question, with the additional note that this is all on a
local computer, and I need to set up the user so he can simply open a
file in a browser, and get one of several xslt sheets to provide one of
several view of the same, unchanging xml data.
It needs to be very simple! If the above reply about query parameters
fits, I would appreciate a little explanation of what it means, in the
specified environment.
Thanks.
I said:
I have an xml dataset that I need to display in various language
translations and views, for users who can at most open a file with a
browser (in Win and Mac Classic, usually IE but sometimes Mozilla).
I do not want to ask them to edit the data file to call up a different
stylesheet, and I would much rather not ask them to shuffle various
style sheets and rename the current one to the sheet referenced in the
xml data.
That is, I need the equivalent to the simple command line function of
specifying the style sheet at run time, but using a browser.
Thank you,
David Riggs
Kyoto
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