Thanks for ur replies.

let me make it simple
Is it possible to get an xsl template inside JS as a string..
something like this..

var StrTemp="<xsl:template 
name="DataTemp"></xsl:template>"

or
var StrTemp="<xsl:template name=&quot;DataTemp&quot;><xsl:if 
test="@D>0">Success</xsl:if></xsl:template>"



"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> wrote in message 
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> Praveen wrote:
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>> I have an xsl:template which is called inside a loop.
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> Inside of an XSLT loop, e.g. <xsl:for-each>? Or are you using some 
> programming language outside of XSLT to repeatedly run a transformation?
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>> The same template I want to keep as a string in a textarea /input field / 
>> xsl:variable.
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> A textarea or input field does not exist in XSLT but in HTML. It is 
> certainly possible the have XSLT source code as the content of a textarea 
> in an HTML document.
> If you then want to run an XSLT transformation with that source code you 
> need to have a way to load it, if you are using MSXML with IE 6 then you 
> create a DOM document as usual e.g.
>   var xsltDocument = new ActiveXObject('Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0');
> and then call the loadXML method e.g.
>   xsltDocument.loadXML(someTextareaObject.value);
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> Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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