On Feb 5, 5:28=A0am, Martin Honnen <mahotr...@yahoo.de> wrote:
> javelin wrote:
> >> In that case write an HTML page (or an HTA application) that has an inp=
ut
> >> button of type file to browse for the notes.xml you need to view. It th=
en
> >> loads the XSLT and transforms the XML via scripting of the DomDocument.=

> >> There are many examples of this sort of thing in the MSXML core service=
s
> >> SDK,http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms763742(VS.85).aspx.
>
> >> The basics are:
>
> >> 1) Load the XML file into DomDocument
> >> 2) Load the XSLT file. If you are going for re-use then look at
> >> IXSLTemplate/IXSLProcessor
> >> 3) Perform the transform
> >> 4) Use the resulting HTML to populate the innerHTML of a suitable div i=
n the
> >> page.
> > By "Perform the transform", do you mean programmatically, on the fly?
>
> Yes, that is what Joe suggests, you should use the APIs that MSXML
> provides to run transformations.
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Well, many years ago, I played with this successfully, but haven't
touched it since then, and now I can't find code examples to guide me.
Can you point me to a URL or two that does just this?

Thanks.

J