Displaying XML as HTML in a popup

[Rusty]

Hi, our intranet web site needs to add this feature. I've got the
components but just need the last step to get it going.

Here's the setup.
1) a user clicks on a link which calls a web service (I will use AJAX if
necessary)
2) the web service returns a string datatype which is filled with
well-formed XML
3) I have an XSLT transform which outputs HTML (i tested it with a tool
called XFactor (www.nombas.com). Pretty cool tool, I write XML & XSLT
and it transforms the output for me!
4) (this is where I can't put it all together). I want to take the XML
string from the web serivce, transform it with a XSLT (which is in a
folder on the web server) and open it as a popup. Here is how I open a
different popup from javascript. I like the options and would like to
do the same with this dynamic HTML that's created
window.open("ex ample.aspx?id=2 ","Example","wi dth=550,height= 400,left=80,
top=20,toolbar= 1,location=1,di rectories=0,sta tus=1,menuBar=1 ,scrollBars=
2,resizable=1") ;

Can someone help me "put it all together" (1) the transform piece with
the web service's xml and (2) the popup piece of the transformed HTML?

Thanks so much!
Rusty

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[Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]]

Rusty,
I think what you really need to do here is have the popup load an ASPX Page
that does the webservice call, loads the XSL stylesheet, does the transform,
and then emits the resultant HTML into your popup.

Plenty of sample code around on how to do XSLT transforms in ASP.NET without
having to resort to "third party tools".
Peter

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"Rusty" wrote:

Hi, our intranet web site needs to add this feature. I've got the
components but just need the last step to get it going.

Here's the setup.
1) a user clicks on a link which calls a web service (I will use AJAX if
necessary)
2) the web service returns a string datatype which is filled with
well-formed XML
3) I have an XSLT transform which outputs HTML (i tested it with a tool
called XFactor (www.nombas.com). Pretty cool tool, I write XML & XSLT
and it transforms the output for me!
4) (this is where I can't put it all together). I want to take the XML
string from the web serivce, transform it with a XSLT (which is in a
folder on the web server) and open it as a popup. Here is how I open a
different popup from javascript. I like the options and would like to
do the same with this dynamic HTML that's created
window.open("ex ample.aspx?id=2 ","Example","wi dth=550,height= 400,left=80,
top=20,toolbar= 1,location=1,di rectories=0,sta tus=1,menuBar=1 ,scrollBars=
2,resizable=1") ;

Can someone help me "put it all together" (1) the transform piece with
the web service's xml and (2) the popup piece of the transformed HTML?

Thanks so much!
Rusty

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[Rusty]

Peter, thanks a bunch. So the linkbutton opens the popup with the
settings I want. The codebehind calls the web service, transforms the
XML with the XSLT, and does a write to the screen of the html. Sounds
good. My XSLT returns all of the html, including the html, head, body,
etc. tags. Sounds like I can leave that out and just write to the
screen. Can you pass me any good code to do the transform of the XML
using the XSLT and the write to the page piece? Thanks!
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" wrote:

Rusty,
I think what you really need to do here is have the popup load an ASPX Pagethat does the webservice call, loads the XSL stylesheet, does the transform,and then emits the resultant HTML into your popup.

Plenty of sample code around on how to do XSLT transforms in ASP.NET withouthaving to resort to "third party tools".
Peter

--
Co-founder, Eggheadcafe.com developer portal:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog:
http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com


"Rusty" wrote:

Hi, our intranet web site needs to add this feature. I've got the
components but just need the last step to get it going.

Here's the setup.
1) a user clicks on a link which calls a web service (I will use AJAX if necessary)
2) the web service returns a string datatype which is filled with
well-formed XML
3) I have an XSLT transform which outputs HTML (i tested it with a tool called XFactor (www.nombas.com). Pretty cool tool, I write XML & XSLT and it transforms the output for me!
4) (this is where I can't put it all together). I want to take the XML string from the web serivce, transform it with a XSLT (which is in a
folder on the web server) and open it as a popup. Here is how I open a different popup from javascript. I like the options and would like to do the same with this dynamic HTML that's created
window.open("ex ample.aspx?id=2 ","Example","wi dth=550,height= 400,left=80, top=20,toolbar= 1,location=1,di rectories=0,sta tus=1,menuBar=1 ,scrollBars= 2,resizable=1") ;

Can someone help me "put it all together" (1) the transform piece with the web service's xml and (2) the popup piece of the transformed HTML?
Thanks so much!
Rusty

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[Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]]

Have you looked at the quickstarts? Hate to sound like a broken record, but....

http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickst...l/doc_xml.aspx

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"Rusty" wrote:

Peter, thanks a bunch. So the linkbutton opens the popup with the
settings I want. The codebehind calls the web service, transforms the
XML with the XSLT, and does a write to the screen of the html. Sounds
good. My XSLT returns all of the html, including the html, head, body,
etc. tags. Sounds like I can leave that out and just write to the
screen. Can you pass me any good code to do the transform of the XML
using the XSLT and the write to the page piece? Thanks!
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" wrote:

Rusty,
I think what you really need to do here is have the popup load an ASPX

Page

that does the webservice call, loads the XSL stylesheet, does the

transform,

and then emits the resultant HTML into your popup.

Plenty of sample code around on how to do XSLT transforms in ASP.NET

without

having to resort to "third party tools".
Peter

--
Co-founder, Eggheadcafe.com developer portal:
http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog:
http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com


"Rusty" wrote:

Hi, our intranet web site needs to add this feature. I've got the
components but just need the last step to get it going.

Here's the setup.
1) a user clicks on a link which calls a web service (I will use AJAX if necessary)
2) the web service returns a string datatype which is filled with
well-formed XML
3) I have an XSLT transform which outputs HTML (i tested it with a tool called XFactor (www.nombas.com). Pretty cool tool, I write XML & XSLT and it transforms the output for me!
4) (this is where I can't put it all together). I want to take the XML string from the web serivce, transform it with a XSLT (which is in a
folder on the web server) and open it as a popup. Here is how I open a different popup from javascript. I like the options and would like to do the same with this dynamic HTML that's created
window.open("ex ample.aspx?id=2 ","Example","wi dth=550,height= 400,left=80, top=20,toolbar= 1,location=1,di rectories=0,sta tus=1,menuBar=1 ,scrollBars= 2,resizable=1") ;

Can someone help me "put it all together" (1) the transform piece with the web service's xml and (2) the popup piece of the transformed HTML?
Thanks so much!
Rusty

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