Praveen wrote:


> But I think Im confusing everybody.....
> Im not going to hardcode xsl:template as a string inside JS.

Not? You showed us the example

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

which is JavaScript code assigning a string with XSL to a variable.

> I want the same xsl:template inside xsl as a string in JS.

That is not clearer either. I only understand that you want to use XSLT 
and JavaScript and somehow you want "xsl as a string in JS" but our 
attempts to show you that and further explanations to load the string 
with the loadXML method do not seem to be what you want.

Your other answer says:

> For transforming  I need <xsl:template name="PageDetails"> inside JS as a 
> string.
> So I want the same <xsl:template name="PageDetails"> to be used for 
> transforming while loading and transforming in JS.

That again sounds as if you want to have XSLT code in a JavaScript 
string variable and then do a transformation and as already said with 
MSXML the solution to that is then to create a DOM XML document and use 
its loadXML method to parse the XSLT code in the string into a document 
that can be used with the transform method.


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