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Old December 14th, 2006, 10:28 PM
bcochofel
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Default XML and XSL with Ajax

Hi, I want to update part of a XML output (generated by Perl CGI). I'm
using XSL to transform the XML.

Can I use this approach?

I need to resort the contents of a table, that gives me the results
from a query, when someone clicks on one of the names of that table.

Thanks,
Bruno

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Old December 14th, 2006, 10:28 PM
Andy Dingley
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Default Re: XML and XSL with Ajax


bcochofel wrote:
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I need to resort the contents of a table, that gives me the results
from a query, when someone clicks on one of the names of that table.
Yes, client-side XSLT is a standard way of doing this. Quick, simple
and doesn't round-trip to the server. Most AJAX frameworks should have
some advice on the matter.

Remember to support a server-side fallback for those who can't AJAX it.

 

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