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Re: How to print a whole XML-tree with XSLT?

From: Martin Honnen <mahotrash@-----.-->
To: NULL
Date: 10/3/2005 4:04:00 PM

meyer.dominik@g... wrote:


> Is there any possibility to print a whole XML-tree, including all
> (child)elements and attributes, from a XML to a (X)HTML-file using
> xsl(t)?

Programmatically you can certainly copy any stuff from the input XML to 
the XSLT output (e.g. with <xsl:copy-of select="xmlSet" />) but I don't 
see what sense it would make to have the XML elements then in a HTML 
document. What should the browser do with XML in a HTML document when it 
renders the HTML? It will parse the whole document with its HTML tag 
soup parser and treat that XML as unknown HTML stuff and render any text 
nodes probably. Is that what you want?



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	Martin Honnen
	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/


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