I would recommend capturing the user input using XForms, and then using XSLT
to take the XForms instance as input and generate (or parameterize) the
XQuery as output. Then you can string the whole lot together using something
like Orbeon, which provides both an XForms processor and an XProc-like
pipeline processing language.
xforms are on the todo list, so I can't appreciate what you are
suggesting there but it does sound a bit heavy.
I'd just like to navigate to an xslt file, have the main template fire
and view the result. If I add debug=true to the query string I'd like
the value "true" passed as the parameter "debug"... nice and simple.
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Andrew Welch
http://andrewjwelch.com
Kernow: http://kernowforsaxon.sf.net/
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