I have a javascript is an external file called via the "script src" tag, but
it seems that I can not place this within the <input value=""...  HTML tag.

<input value="<script src="{$themePath}/scripts/link-parsed-variable.js"
type="text/javascript"><xsl:text> </xsl:text></script>" name="uP_fname"
type="hidden" />

I want to put a javascript document.write within the <input value=""...

How do I do that within XSL?


Thanks!

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John Bruso
Web Developer
ph  307.674-6446-2608






-----Original Message-----
From: knocte [mailto:knocte@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 1:07 PM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [xsl] Simple (external XML) internationalization with XSLT?

M. David Peterson escribis:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> I'm guessing this is just a typo as your XML parser would have
> screamed at you before even getting to the transformation process.
> But just in case, this:
>
> <i18n:string key="1">Rendered image</string>
> <i18n:string key="2">Alt text</string>
>
> should be:
>
> <i18n:string key="1">Rendered image</i18n:string>
> <i18n:string key="2">Alt text</i18n:string>
>
> With the list of folks who have answered your post thus far I'm sure
> if they saw it as anything more than a typo they would have said so...
> but I thought it might be worth mentioning on the off chance that this
> is a copy-and-paste from your editor to email and it simply got
> overlooked by the others.  If this is the case, your not going to see
> what you want to see until you fix this at which point you can begin
> to debug your transformation if this in and of itself doesn't fix
> things.
>

Thanks for the warning. I am aware of this. This typo didn't come from a
copy-paste but yes from a "reducing" technique to a minimal testcase,
without testing it ;)

    Andrew

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