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Re: choosing what to include based on XML

Subject: Re: choosing what to include based on XML
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2003 16:20:02 +0100
Re:  choosing what to include based on XML
> <xsl:include href="{$skin-Config}"/> 

> As you guys did so well on the pagination thing, want to take a crack
> ?
There's no need, this is (or was) a FFFAQ and I'm sure it is listed in
the fAQ for this list.

xsl:include is a compile time include that happens before the stylesheet
is executed, so clearly it can't depend on any values generated by
running code in the stylesheet.

The usual advice is instead of trying to call the main code with a
parameter, put teh main code in an included file and then call dufferent
top level stylesheets that iuncludes the common code depending on which
skin config you want.

David


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