Re: anyone know why the default xsl in IE sometimes m

actually looking over the documentation seems sort of messed up, maybe
it is just that the first example, a javascript invocation of the
transformation is marked as being Visual Basic that causes me to doubt
that things are correct, but given those initial codes and the example

that calls either the modes or the sets the global xsl:param. It
doesn't really seem like it would work as an example of the
asynchronous transform, there should be some sort of checking of the
ready_state as just one example.

Nick.
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