> > 'Transform the file
> > Response.Write(xml.transformNode(xsl))
> 
> That's exactly what you shouldn't do.
> 
> > %>
> > I am transforming serverside, but I don't know the use of
> > transformNode(a, b) at all. I presume from the examples that output is 
> > contained in b? Or does b tell the style of the output.
> > Surely it is not enough to write:
> > ..
> > oXml.transformNode(oXSL, response) %>
> > and expect the output to be shown in the homepage...?
> 
> No, it's
> 
> oXml.transformNodeToObject(oXSL, response)

One final tidbit : in case this wasn't clear yet, you'll want to make sure
that your stylesheet contains the following element :

<xsl:output method="html" encoding="iso-8859-1" />

Otherwise the output will be UTF-8 encoded and that won't make
your browser happy (since the HTTP headers tell it to expect
iso-8859-1).
Or you could alter Response.Charset to say UTF-8.

Cheers,
--Jonathan



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