Try this:



function getURLvar(name) {
   var rs = "";
   var qparts = parent.document.location.href.split("?");
   if (qparts.length > 1) {
       var vars = qparts[1].split("&");
       for (var i=0; (i < vars.length) && (rs.length == 0); i++) {
           var parts = vars[i].split("=");
           if (parts[0].equals(name)) rs = parts[1];
       }
   }
return rs;
}

Still not sure why/how XSL comes into it - this is just JavaScript.
Better go now - before the 'topic police' get me ;-)


miouge@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:



Bonjour Andrew Franz,



I would like use onlye a client side script :)



` bienttt, 
Cordialement Guyot Maxime.  
======= le 29/04/2006, 03:01:06 vous icriviez: =======



 



This is not strictly on-topic - however, my experience is that 
parameters are best handled outside of XSL (and server-side if possible)



The following function removes certain request parameters (in this 
example, those suffixed with .x or .y) & reassembles & reloads the URL 
without them.

Maybe you can adapt it for your needs.



function delparam() {

      var oldurl = parent.document.location.href;

      var qparts = oldurl.split("?");

      var newurl = qparts[0];

      if (qparts.length > 1) {

          // remove any "rqop" parameter, or operations will be repeated

          var vars = qparts[1].split("&");

          var sep = "?";

          for (var i=0; i < vars.length; i++) {

              var parts = vars[i].split("=");

              if ((parts[0].substr(parts[0].length-2) == ".x") || 
(parts[0].substr(parts[0].length-2) == ".y")) {

                    // do nothing

              } else {

                  newurl += sep+ parts[0]+ "="+ parts[1];

                  sep = "&";

              }

          }

      }

      parent.document.location.href = newurl;

}



Server-side, I use the following approach:

This snippet is JSP but I imagine that you can adapt it as well.

It excises the parameters named in "list" and returns the others in a 
<request> tag for further processing by XSL.



  <c:set var="list" 
value="${fn:split('spr,sprname,listinterval,listsrc', ',')}" />

  <c:set var="listplus" value="${fn:join(list,',')}," />

  <request>

      <c:forEach var="par" items="${paramValues}">

      <c:forEach var="value" items="${par.value}">

          <c:set var="keyplus" value="${par.key}," />

          <c:if test="${not fn:contains(listplus, keyplus)}">

              <jsp:element name="${par.key}">${value}</jsp:element>

          </c:if>

      </c:forEach>

      </c:forEach>

  </request>








miouge@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:



   



Hello,
I would like to get some variables from the URL (file.xml?var1=value1&var2=value2) in the test.xml's xsl file (all of this in the client-side) and so have try this code:
<msxsl:script language="javascript" implements-prefix="prefix">
function getURLvar(name){
var params = location.search.substring(1).split("&");
var variables = new Array();
  for (i in params) {
    var segments_var = params[i].split("=");
    variables[segments_var[0]] = unescape(segments_var[1]);
  }
function setFile(file) {
  iSend = send;
}
return variables[name];
}
</msxsl:script>

and use this one to print on screen the value of the GET variables....



<xsl:value-of select="prefix:getURLvar(test)" />



But it seems not to be a good Method... and i ask if their is a better solution to achieve my goal.



Thanks, and sorry for my bad english.



Maxime G.

   




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30/04/2006