Get page name via XSLT?

[shifflav]

I there a way to get the current page's name using XSLT and store it in a variable?

Something like:

<xsl:variable name="myVariable" select="PageName"/>

[Dormilich]

generally speaking, XSL can get everything contained in the source XML. If page name means the file name, then no (this requires file system functions).

regards

[jkmyoung]

XSLT was not designed to do this (eg, be Environment aware). Some possibilities, depending on how you are running this transformation:

1. Have the containing code (which calls the XSLT) pass in a parameter of the filename to the XSLT processor.
2. Have the XSLT reference a static lookup file. Before running the transformation, update the file with the lookup file filename.

[shifflav]

In my case, I assume the 'containing code (which calls the XSLT)' would be the ASP code I use to call both the XML and XSLT (see code below). Is that correct? If so, any idea how to do that?

<asp:Xml runat="server" documentSource="xml/sample.xml" transformSource="xml/sample.xsl" id="sample"  />

[jkmyoung]

Use the Xml::TransformArgumentList property
Xml.TransformArgumentList Property (System.Web.UI.WebControls)

Adding parameters to the Argument list:
XSLT Parameters