RE: link to display a different part of an XML file

If you want two different ways of processing the same XML input, either use
two different stylesheets or give the stylesheet a parameter that controls
which action to take. Either way, you'll need to invoke the stylesheet using
some kind of command line or API supplied by the vendor, rather than just
using the xml-stylesheet PI.

Mike Kay

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Eric Taylor [SMTP:Eric.Taylor@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent:	Thursday, July 27, 2000 9:34 PM
> To:	'XSL-List@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
> Subject:	link to display a different part of an XML file
> 
> Someone may have already answered this question, but being a novice, I may
> have seen it and just had it go right over my head (rather likely at this
> point, I'm afraid).  Anyway, here's the question.
> 
> suppose my XML file contains
>    <a>data</a>
>    <b>data</b>
>    <c>data</c>
> 
> and my standard XSL displays only <a> and <b> but not <c>.  I want to
> create
> a link that uses the same XML file but that now displays <a> and <c> but
> not
> <b> (or perhaps just <c>, or whatever)
> 
> Is this do-able for a beginner, or am I in over my head?
> 
> Thanks.  Eric  : )
> 
> p.s. Thanks to Wayne and Christian for helping with getting a standard
> link
> to work... appreciated the assistance!!!)
> 
> 
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