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Re: XSL Template as string

From: "Praveen" <praveen@---------.------>
To: NULL
Date: 9/3/2005 3:05:00 PM
thanks
sorry for confusing...

but still Im not clear.
my asp do a transform of xml/xsl.
xsl contains a template named "DataTemp" which is used for transforming and 
displaying GUI first time.
Onclick of a button in GUI Im calling a JS function to do a client side 
transform of xml/xsl.
I have the xml ready for transform in JS.
I need the above mentioned template "DataTemp" for using as part of a new 
xsl again.
Instead of repeating everything again I want the same template ,ie, 
"DataTemp"  as a string in JS.





"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> wrote in message 
news:%236gr9jGsFHA.1788@t......
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>
> 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.
>
>
> -- 
>
> Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
> http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ 




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