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Re: xsl -> xslt - need advice

Subject: Re: xsl -> xslt - need advice
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 17:18:49 GMT
cursor hand xslt

  For example what can I do
  to avoid this

  <img src="../images/open.gif" class="outline" style="cursor:hand;">
         <xsl:attribute name="id">
             <xsl:eval>outID()</xsl:eval>
        </xsl:attribute>

Normally people used xsl:eval in the old MicroSoft language (please
don't call it XSL, as that means something else, whatever the Microsoft
documentation might say) to get round the lack of functionality in the
language, so normally you can replace that by

 <img src="../images/open.gif" class="outline" style="cursor:hand;">
         <xsl:attribute name="id">
   .... some XSLT code to work out the attribute value ...
        </xsl:attribute>

but since you didn't say what outID did there is no more help we can
give. there is _no_ portable way to call javascript from XSLT as many
XSLT systems do not include a javascript interpreter.

David

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