* ignignokt wrote in microsoft.public.xml:
>I have a new question for this issue.  I have created the
>setParameter
>in the HTML and created the parm name and sort on the param in the
>XSL
>file but nothing happens when I click on the link and try to run the
>script.  Any advice is greatly appreciated:

Your example code does not include any link that could be clicked on,
and you failed to say where you tried this, but I will note a few
things:

>	var xsltProcessor = new XSLTProcessor();

Note that this will not work in Internet Explorer. If you are not
concerned about Internet Explorer, posting to microsoft.public.xml
might not be a good idea. Further note that you are relying on a
browser-specific feature that is not described in any standard.

>	var myXMLHTTPRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
> 	myXMLHTTPRequest.open("GET", "c:\videocatalog\config\vid.xsl", false);
> 	myXMLHTTPRequest.send(null);

The second parameter to open() is a URL, not a file path, and in any
case you should escape the "\" character to avoid it being misinter-
preted. Note that `new XMLHttpRequest()` will not work in IE6.

><font face="Arial" size="6">Video Catalog v1.0</font>

You might want to read up on Cascading Style Sheets which greatly
ease visual formatting of web documents.
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