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Subject: Re: Problem in referencing DHTML 'document' object within <xsl:script>
From: Behrouz.M-Rouhani@xxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 16:44:48 +0000
behrouz rouhani
Have you tried to comment out the script part of your XSl file (see below)?

<xsl:script language="JScript">
<xsl:comment>
----Your script code --------
</xsl:cmment>
</xsl:scrip>

IE5 doesn't process inline scripts without hooking them within comment
elements (even <xsl:CDATA> cannot solve the problem)

Behrouz






"Amit Rekhi" <amitr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> on 14/04/99 10:49:58

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Subject:  Problem in referencing DHTML 'document' object within
      <xsl:script>




Hello,
ENVIRONMENT
- Browser :- MS IE5
- DOM Implementation :- Specific to IE5
- DHTML Object Model :- Specific to IE5
PROBLEM STATEMENT
I am trying to use the 'document' object exposed by
IE5 DHTML Object Model within an <xsl:script> which
is called from an XSL template as follows :-
.
.
1.<?xml version="1.0"?>
2.<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xsl">
3. <xsl:script language="JScript">
4.  function WriteDocTitle()
5.  {
6.    document.title = "Document Title";
7.  }
8. </xsl:script>
9. <xsl:template match="/">
10.   <HTML>
11.     <HEAD>
12.       <xsl:eval language="JScript">WriteDocTitle()</xsl:eval>
13.     </HEAD>
14.   </HTML>
15. </xsl:template>
16.</xsl:stylesheet>
But on processing the above XSL stylesheet
IE5 gives me the following error message:
"Microsoft JScript runtime error
'document' is undefined line = 7, col = 3
(line is offset from the tag).
Error returned from property or method call."
QUESTIONS
* What change do I need to make to the above
XSL fragment so that the 'document' element
could be recognised?
* Does the 'document' element stand for the
<HTML> element at LineNumber = 10. (see above)?
If not what does the 'document' element stand for
in the context of the above XSL stylesheet?
* What do I need to do to access the <HTML> element at
LineNumber = 10 (see above) within the WriteDocTitle() function
(at LineNumber = 4)?
Thanks in advance for any replies,
AMIT



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