Thanks For ur reply
So u mean there is no way  to keep a particular template alone.
I will have to include the same xsl as xml island.
Nothing can be done like this??  By mentioning the template name...
<xsl:value-of 
select="document('')/xsl:stylesheet/xsl:template[@name='mytemplate']"/>

praveen


"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> wrote in message 
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> Praveen wrote:
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>> my asp do a transform of xml/xsl.
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> So you have the XSLT stylesheet on the server and it generates HTML which 
> is sent to the browser.
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>> 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.
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> And then in the HTML document you now have client-side script that also 
> needs the XSLT stylesheet or at least a template of it?
> Then you need to load the stylesheet from the server I am afraid.
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> Or you need to rewrite your server-side ASP so that it already includes 
> the XSLT in the generated HTML. One way to do that is to use an XML island 
> as long as you only need to have that work with IE/Win.
> Inside of the HTML you generate in the XSLT you would simply add an
>   <xml id="stylesheet1" src="stylesheet.xsl"></xml>
> and then the client-side script can simply access
>   document.all.stylesheet1.XMLDocument
> to have the whole XSLT stylesheet as a DOM document.
> Of course that also loads the stylesheet from the server but does not need 
> script to load it then.
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