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Re: javascipt in xsl not working

From: Chuck Jungmann <NOchuckSPAM@----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 5/8/2006 10:58:00 AM

You are just showing the proof that the javascript is failing, but I'm
curious what javascript you are trying to generate.

I was working on a similar technique a few days ago where I was
generating dialogs based on XML data.  I was trying to pass data as
vars in a <script type="text/javascript"> block.

I couldn't access the javascript either. Just for a sanity check, I
set the innerHTML with the transformed data, then did alert(innerHTML)
and found that the javascript block didn't make the transfer.  I'm not
sure why it didn't work, perhaps the script has to go in the <head>
block with working with the DOM.

What I did instead is to generate a named form with hidden input
elements for the data I needed.  Then when I needed to access the
data, I would use "generatedForm.elementName.value."  I don't know it
this helps, but I can't think of a reason to include executable code
in a transform that goes into an already-running page with scripts
already loaded.

HTH
Chuck Jungmann

On 8 May 2006 05:26:58 -0700, nx.nine@g... wrote:

>i made the change suggested, IE now tells me that the stylesheet does
>not contain a document element and does not render anything.
>
>i have a feeling the problem might be caused by the way that i append
>the transformed data  to the page. the only method i've found of adding
>the result of transformNode to the page is by making a dummy div and
>making the innerHTML the output and appending that.
>i'm not very familiar with how to do things in IE, and every time i've
>tried a firefox-esque method of appending the DOMDocument to the page
>it gives me an error.
>
>i may be barking up the wrong tree, but i think it's worth mentioning
>
>thanks for helping me out =)


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