Jscript in XSL

Hello every one,
	I heard that this is the best list to get help about XSL. That
is why I m posting this. I have XML something like this.

<CONTAINER ID="1" TYPE="1">
		<CONTROL_ID>2</CONTROL_ID>
		<CONTROL_ID>3</CONTROL_ID>
		<CONTROL_ID>7</CONTROL_ID>
</CONTAINER>

<CONTAINER ID="3" TYPE="3">
		<CONTROL_ID>11</CONTROL_ID>
		<CONTROL_ID>12</CONTROL_ID>
		<CONTROL_ID>60</CONTROL_ID>
</CONTAINER>

<CONTROL ID="2" TYPE="7">
		<CONTROLPROPS>
			<HELPTEXT>Risk ID</HELPTEXT>
			<RENDERMODE>3</RENDERMODE>
			<DATAVALUE></DATAVALUE>
			<DEFAULTVALUE></DEFAULTVALUE>
		</CONTROLPROPS>
</CONTROL>
<CONTROL ID="3" TYPE="7">
		<CONTROLPROPS>
			<HELPTEXT>Risk ID</HELPTEXT>
			<RENDERMODE>3</RENDERMODE>
			<DATAVALUE></DATAVALUE>
			<DEFAULTVALUE></DEFAULTVALUE>
		</CONTROLPROPS>
</CONTROL>
......... and so on

Whenever a button is clicked it should display a CONTAINER with the
controls (like textbox, checkbox depending on the XML). There are 3
buttons like that. Depending on the button clicked the container should
be displayed. The button name is same as container name. I have created
a <DIV ID=containername>. Based on this ID a Java Script function is
being called.  As of now all the three containers are being displayed
after applying XSL. But they should be displayed only on the click of
the respective button. I m using javascript using <msxsl:script> tag.

JavaScript:
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function tabSel(){

document.getElementById('contentDiv1').style.display='block';

document.getElementById('contentDiv2').style.display='none';

document.getElementById('contentDiv3').style.display='none';

}
ContentDiv is the DIV ID given.
I hope I m clear. Can you please help me out.




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