RE: how to view html not xml/xsl?

Very true. My only saving grace is that I'm on a single platform (ie 6,
msxml4) on an intranet...phew!

I know I did the view-html results before...just can't remember where...I'll
go a-searching for the tool you mentioned.

thanks again.

kb

-----Original Message-----
From: Wendell Piez [mailto:wapiez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 4:45 PM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  how to view html not xml/xsl?


Kathy,

There's an MS tool you can install that allows you to inspect the HTML 
output from the context menu in IE (someone will be along real soon to say 
where), "XSL Tools" I think it's called.

But for this and many other reasons many of us like to develop using 
another processor (that writes an output file by default, which we 
inspect), then MSXML for testing (if at all ;-). It also helps with keeping 
a clean conceptual line between stages, such as are raised by Javascript 
confusions, and making it easier to test your XSL across platforms in
general.

Good luck,
Wendell

At 03:16 PM 6/13/2003, you wrote:
>Sorry, I know this is kind of stupid, and I've done it before when trying
to
>track down a code problem...but big brain fade.
>
>How can I see the actual html transformation and not the xml (view source
>shows only the xml). Set to be output="html".
>
>Friday the 13th...ugh.

But June is such a fine month!

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