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Muthireddy sumathiSubject: how to pass the SRC for Image file during runtime
Author: Muthireddy sumathi
Date: 28 Mar 2005 05:23 AM
Originally Posted: 28 Mar 2005 05:22 AM
Hello,<br> I want to pass the <img src> value using parameter.<br> How to pass the parameter to XSLT during runtime from VB6.0 Program?<br> <br> in program I am writing<br> ImagePath="D:\Images"<br> xslProc.addParameter "BottomImagePath", ImagePath<br> <br> how to pass it to XSLT? I am doing in the following manner but it is <br> not working.<br> <img height="100" width="167" src= "$BottomImagePath"></img></td><br> Please mail me solution.<br> Thank you

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(Deleted User) Subject: how to pass the SRC for Image file during runtime
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 28 Mar 2005 05:40 AM
Hi Muthireddy,
when you want to switch to XSL syntax inside an XML literal element, you
need to enclose the expression inside braces, like this

<img height="100" width="167" src= "{$BottomImagePath}"/>

Alberto

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Muthireddy sumathiSubject: how to pass the SRC for Image file during runtime
Author: Muthireddy sumathi
Date: 28 Mar 2005 06:20 AM
Hello Alberto Massari,
I got solution for my problem. Thank you for solving my problem.

 
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