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Re: [xsl]Putting Javascript in XSLT?

From: XSL-List Owner <xsl-list-owner@---------------------->
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Date: 9/4/2007 12:42:00 AM
The best way to approach questions such as this is to divide them 
into two parts, one of which is within scope for XSL-List and one 
which is not.



First, you should figure out what you are trying to create with your 
transform. In this case that means figuring out what javascript (and 
probably what HTML) you need in order to create the display you want. 
This is out of scope for XSL-List.



Second, after you know what you are trying to create, you need to 
figure out how to create that display format from your source data. 
This is within scope for XSL-List, and participants on the list will 
be happy to help you if you follow the list guidelines and supply a 
sample of your input XML, the HTML/javascript you want to create, and 
the XSLT you have tried to create your desired output.



I hope that helps. Please come back to XSL-List when you have a clear 
definition of your target data format.



-- Tommie





Hello:



  I am a newbie in putting javascript with XSLT. I have some text 
that I would like to create some sort  of layer that allows an image 
to appear when I roll my mouse over it.



Here is the code:



 <xsl:template match="graphic">

       <img>

           <xsl:call-template name="rend"/>

           <xsl:attribute name="onmouseover"> 
doButtons('<xsl:value-of select="/@url"/>') </xsl:attribute>

           <xsl:attribute name="onmouseout"> 
doButtons('<xsl:value-of select="../../p')" </xsl:attribute>

           <xsl:call-template name="id"/>

           <xsl:attribute name="src"> blank.gif </xsl:attribute>

           <xsl:attribute name="alt">

               <xsl:choose>

                   <xsl:when test="../figDesc">

                       <xsl:value-of select="../figDesc/text()"/>

                   </xsl:when>



                   <xsl:otherwise>
                       <xsl:value-of select="'graphic'"/>
                   </xsl:otherwise>
               </xsl:choose>
           </xsl:attribute>
       </img>
   </xsl:template>

I am using TEI right now, and when I generated the output, my images 
disappear entirely. However, neither does it come up when I roll my 
mouse over it. Can somebody please give me a suggestion on what are 
the possible ways I can do it?



Thanks for your help.



A Newbie.




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