Hi
I feel I'll be asking for someone to turn water into wine
before this happens, but just in case!
I'd like to have a page that provides a basic xml document
with an xslt that defines the default sorting. Say it's in
a table sorted by name with columns age and height.
Then, when the user clicks on another column heading, this
kicks of a (perhaps javascript) call to change the xslt
sort parameter and reformat the page. This would all take
place on the client side, and work on mozilla 1.3 and IE5.5
and higher.
Is this possible? I realise it's a big ask!!
Right now I'm still hoping against hope.
Someone put me out of my misery. ;)
Thanks,
Ben 6 5201
Pass the name of the sort column and the sort order and the datatype of the
sort field as parameters to the xslt transformation,
See for example: http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N6461.html#d6859e950
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Cheers,
Dimitre Novatchev. http://fxsl.sourceforge.net/ -- the home of FXSL
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I feel I'll be asking for someone to turn water into wine before this happens, but just in case!
I'd like to have a page that provides a basic xml document with an xslt that defines the default sorting. Say it's in a table sorted by name with columns age and height.
Then, when the user clicks on another column heading, this kicks of a (perhaps javascript) call to change the xslt sort parameter and reformat the page. This would all take place on the client side, and work on mozilla 1.3 and IE5.5 and higher.
Is this possible? I realise it's a big ask!!
Right now I'm still hoping against hope.
Someone put me out of my misery. ;)
Thanks,
Ben
Dimitre Novatchev wrote: Pass the name of the sort column and the sort order and the datatype of the sort field as parameters to the xslt transformation,
See for example: http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N6461.html#d6859e950
"Ben Fitzgerald" wrote ...Then, when the user clicks on another column heading, this kicks of a (perhaps javascript) call to change the xslt sort parameter and reformat the page. This would all take place on the client side, and work on mozilla 1.3 and IE5.5 and higher.
You'll also need the Mozilla XSLT javascript interface
<url:http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xslt/js-interface.html>
and the Mozilla DOMParser [for translating XSLT output to DOM elements]
url:http://www.xulplanet.c om/tutorials/xulqa/q_parsexul.html >
For passing params to a clientside XSLT transformation in Explorer you
would require installation of the MSXML toolkit extensions, there's an
example over at <url: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
url=/library/en-us/xmlsdk/htm/xsl_interactive _9zeb.asp>. No DOMParser
available for Explorer, you'll need to update the page using innerHTML.
--
Wired Earp
Wunderbyte For passing params to a clientside XSLT transformation in Explorer you would require installation of the MSXML toolkit extensions, there's an example over at <url:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp? url=/library/en-us/xmlsdk/htm/xsl_interactive _9zeb.asp>.
This link is to an example of using MSXML in ASP.
Passing external parameters to an MSXML transformation is most easily
accomplished using the IXSLProcessor.a ddParameter() method.
The place to read about this is the MSXML4 or MSXML3 SDK documentation.
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Cheers,
Dimitre Novatchev. http://fxsl.sourceforge.net/ -- the home of FXSL
Dimitre Novatchev wrote: This link is to an example of using MSXML in ASP.
Notice the <%@LANGUAGE="Ja vaScript"%> declaration. The javascript part of
the deal is perfectly valid for clientside operations.
Passing external parameters to an MSXML transformation is most easily accomplished using the IXSLProcessor.a ddParameter() method.
Which is what the example examplifies.
The place to read about this is the MSXML4 or MSXML3 SDK documentation.
you are right; there is a better example over at
<url: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...l=/library/en-
us/xmlsdk/htm/xml_obj_ixslpro cessor_9j8y.asp > - at least if you stick to
the first example on the page.
--
Wired Earp
Wunderbyte
I wrote: Sorry about the confusement!
Really digging a hole for myself here, but I would like to draw attention
away from aforementioned Mozilla DOMParser - you can dump the
XSLTProcessors output directly into the DOM structure:
var oSchema = document.implem entation.create Document ( "", "", null );
var oOutput = document.implem entation.create Document ( "", "", null );
oTransform.load ( "stylesheet.xsl " );
// when stylesheet is loaded
document.docume ntElement.appen dChild
( new XSLTProcessor() .transformToFra gment
( this.oSchema, this.oOutput ).firstChild );
The wonders of Mozilla.
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Wired Earp
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