Martin Honnen <mahotrash@y...> wrote in message news:<OajxXX7pEHA.3520@T...>...
> Pat Buxton wrote:
> 
> > I'm attempting to convert some old xsl documents so I can use the
> > XSLTransform object in .NET and have been replacing the old xsl:eval
> > tag with xsl:value-of. I can't seem to access the mode passed though
> > if I use "." or current(). The old xsl:eval used to pass "this". Can
> > anyone help please??
> 
> The documentation lists the .NET types arguments passed from XSLT to 
> script have:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfSystemXmlXslXslTransformClassTopic.asp
> 
> An XSLT/XPath node set passed to a script function has the type
>    System.Xml.XPath.XPathNodeIterator
> so there is no NodeList available but instead a subclass of that 
> abstract class XPathNodeIterator and you need to use the properties 
> (like Current) and methods (like MoveNext()) of that class.

I have done this and it now works great as long as I use the
XSLTransform object in .NET to transform the xml. If I enter the
stylesheet processing instruction into the xml, pointing at the
stylesheet, when I open the xml in IE 6, it gives me a scripting
error, assigning null

eg.
function DoSomething(xpNodeIt) {
  var xpNav=xpNodeIt.Current; // works fine in Transform, assigns null
in Browser
  return "";
}

Am I missing something obvious