RE: conditional inclusions

Hi Ronald,

Post about conditional inclusion....

I you want to do the processing client side this implies that you'll
probably will have to update the XSLT engines available on each customer's
PC. To dynamically create a new tree from fragments, you can use the
document() function. This funciton is precisely designed for what you want.
Just use this function in an xsl:apply-templates construct. Then use the
xsl:apply-templates in a condition construct such as the xsl:if or any other
XSLT conditional construct. This will have the effect that your newly
included document fragments will matched against the style sheet templates.

Cheers
Didier PH Martin
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