Even easier, use the xsl processing instruction if
performance is not a problem.
That's not an option, I want to re-render the XML in different ways
depending on input supplied by the user.
If you are in control of the XSL, it might be better just to
write the JS for the transform yourself so you can tune it to
provide just what you need. If you just need a simple
transform, the JS is pretty simple.
It seems there is one API for Microsoft and one for everyone else, so it's a
choice between writing and testing to both APIs, or using a library like
Sarissa that provides an abstraction layer.
Yes, it's simple enough.
Regards,
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
http://twitter.com/michaelhkay
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