RE: switching stylesheets

You're outside the scope of XSL/XSLT itself here, and into the realm of
vendor-specific APIs. This kind of thing works quite nicely in the Microsoft
engine. Write client-side Javascript to load the source XML document, load
the XSL document, and apply the transformation; when the user clicks the
button, you can load a new XSL document and apply a new transformation.

I have made this work but I have to say the documentation I needed was
scattered around rather thinly. 

Mike Kay

> what I want to do is allow the user to be able to click an 
> "edit" button and
> when they do this it will take them to a new page where the 
> data is now in edit
> boxes so they are able to modify the data. I have made the 
> stylesheet to do this
> also. My question is, I have one XML document and two 
> different stylesheets, how
> can I use multiple stylesheets to work off the same XML 
> document? 


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