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Re: Conncet button to fields

From: Martin Honnen <mahotrash@-----.-->
To: NULL
Date: 10/10/2005 4:42:00 PM

Gabi wrote:


> My Question is how can i add a button onclick to move to first page and the 
> second page last page etc...

Your XSLT stylesheet generates HTML, if you want buttons then you need 
to create a HTML <input> or HTML <button> element. The move between 
pages depends on how you use XSLT and what the browser supports, if the 
browser supports client-side script (JavaScript in most browsers, IE/Win 
also supports VBScript) then you could use client-side script and CSS to 
have a button show/hide pages.
If you want it to work without client-side script then you need a server 
-side app (e.g. ASP or JSP or PHP or CGI) to react to a URL request or 
form submission of the browser and generate the HTML for the page as needed.

There is not much XSLT has to do, it only generates HTML, any 
interaction then (client-side with script or server-side) is the same as 
with any HTML rendered in a browser and not XSLT specific.


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	Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/


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