Re: Javascript as an Include file in xsl

> According to the consultants working on the project with us, they have found
> no way to put needed client side JavaScript functions into an include file.

I would question your consultants again.
client side javascript is just text as far as XSLT is concerned.
If you have your functions in a js file and can refer to that file using
an html element then of course, you can generate that html link using
xslt. It's hard to see how they could see any problem with that.

David

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