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Re: dynamic variable name/implementation question

Subject: Re: dynamic variable name/implementation question
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2005 17:07:07 +0100
.net dynamic variable name
> That is, without the stylesheet knowing the name
> of the parameter,

Clearly the stylesheet needs to know the names of its own parameters.
As in most languages, variabl enames are compile-time constructs.

However source file can include the name of a secondary file that the
stylesheet then inputs with document() which seems to be what you need
here.

> I don't beleive using the document() function would work to retrive the
> result of a php script as XML

If you reference the script via a http URI then document() will see
whatever is returned by an http GET on that URI, which will be the
result of running the script, not the source of the script.
If you reference it by a file:: uri it will most likely just try to read
the source as xml.



David

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