Re: <xsl:eval> equivalent problem

You could use the microsoft extension msxsl:script to interface to
javascript but really, you shouldn't need to, The IE5 language only
needed xsl:eval because it was so short of computational ability, but
xslt is more than able to do those calculations directly (from a quick
glance at your script)

David

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