Althea,

Than answers you got so far assume you're trying to create an html
link, but you say you can do this, so it may not be your problem. Just
what *are* you trying to do, though? I don't understand what you mean
by "making a link from one xsl page to another".

Michael
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Michael Beddow


----- Original Message -----
From: "Turner, Althea" <Althea.Turner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <XSL-List@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2001 12:14 AM
Subject:  another href question


> hello all,
>
> I have a fairly (actually very new) newbie question to put to you
good
> folks.  I have checked the FAQ and archives and haven't found the
answer to
> my question.  I am trying to make text link from one xsl page to
another.  I
> can link just fine to an html page.  I have found the following bit
of code
> and think I am getting close to a solution.
>
> <!-- test for linking text   -->
>          <xsl:element name="a">
>          <xsl:attribute
>               name="href">ContactUs.xsl</xsl:attribute>
>          <xsl:text>Contact Us</xsl:text>
>          </xsl:element>
>
> My question is this:  What should be in place of "a"?  Elsewhere in
our
> docs, the "name" refers to a java class.  Do I need to have a java
class for
> href?  What am I not comprehending here?  I'm fairly sure that Xlink
is
> overkill for making simple text links.
>
> Please be gentle, I'm new to XSL.  Thanks!
>
> Althea Turner
> Summit Information Services
> 541-758-5888 x 6902
>
>
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>


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