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Don't think it is possible, what you can do, is write the javascript (or
the call to javascript) as a product of the xslt. If you have the
function, just pass the values into it using xslt.
eg: <a href="javascript:someFunction('blah', {$some_parameter}) ...> or <a> <xsl:attribute name="href">javascript:someFunction('blah', <xsl:value-of select="$some_parameter"/>)</xsl:attribute> </a> or you can write the javascript directly eg: <script> var hello = <xsl:value-of select="element"/> </script> If you want more details, you will have to give us more information. Cheers. Kamal. Rochak Palta wrote: Hi, -- Kamal Bhatt Tourism Technology Pty Ltd
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