I need to build a drill-down report that displays the list of books in the bookstore, and a link on the title, which will display another page with the author details.
How can I pass in the book id or title to the second page and read it there?
I tried <A><xsl:attribute name="href">bookstore.xml?id=<xsl:value-of select="Id"/></xsl:attribute><xsl:value-of select="Id"/></A>
How can I now read the value of id so I can write a template to go to that node in the xml and read the author details?
I tried <xml:param name="id"/> but that didn't work the way I was hoping it to...
Subject:How to read a url parameter? Author:James Durning Date:06 Jun 2007 03:50 PM
You need to read it using another language, (perhaps javascript, asp, php) and pass it into the xslt processor. How are you running your transformation? eg. Are you using a XSLTProcessor object?
Subject:How to read a url parameter? Author:Shravan Pulijala Date:06 Jun 2007 03:57 PM
Nope... so far I just had the XML and the XSL files and rendered them in the browser(s)... I guess I'll need to figure out which processor we'll be running and go from there... Thanks