[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Josh ,
my $xml_data;
$xsl_data = Test.xsl;
$xml_data = Test.xml;
my $xslt_data_ref = $Server-XSLT(\$xsl_data, \$xml_data);
print $$xslt_data_ref;
$xsl_data $xml_data need to be strings, not filenames, as in:
open(XML, 'Test.xml') || die(can't
Hi Josh ,
Thanks for your help . Atlast Resolved XSLT error , I had to include
/Net/stmdvocs/sbcexp/devl/SunOS/sparc-5.6/run//pd/libxslt/1.0.20/lib in
LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
I generate XML from SQL using perl module XML_RDB . Using Apache::ASP i like
to display the output
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Josh ,
Thanks for your help . Atlast Resolved XSLT error , I had to include
/Net/stmdvocs/sbcexp/devl/SunOS/sparc-5.6/run//pd/libxslt/1.0.20/lib in
LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
I generate XML from SQL using perl module XML_RDB . Using Apache::ASP i
like
Hi All ,
Is there any way in Apache::ASP to dynamically give a XSL file rather setting
to default like template.xsl in .htaccess file as given in eg directory.
Also iam seem to be having erros when using LIBXSLT
XSLT/XML processing error: Can't locate object method new via
Hi Josh,
I need to add to different xsl file depending upon the user's request .
Yes LibXSLT is installed , When i add to httpd.conf it gives me the error
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Josh,
I need to add to different xsl file depending upon the user's request .
I believe the $Server-Config() method that I mentioned should work for you.
Yes LibXSLT is installed , When i add to httpd.conf it gives me the error
Of course, you could also put just the info to be included into a separate
file and allow it to be included at a judicious moment... (nah, that would be
too easy ;)
But the one thing that _doesn't_ allow for, and the reason why I myself have
been working on the problem-- is putting together
A follow-up to my last post... adding this line to the render func:
$tmpl =~ s/__\((.*?)\)__/%=($1)%/gm; # fixup embedded tests
Allows this construct to be used:
__(__F_ONSALE__?'YES':'NO')__
These constructs also work as expected:
Item on sale? Yes or No:
__(__F_ONSALE__?'YES':'NO')__
Yes, but extrordinarily easy-to-do and it didn't break nuthin ;)
On Friday 20 September 2002 02:27 pm, you muttered:
Brat Wizard wrote:
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else { $$hash{$token} = sprintf($fmt,
$$hash{$token}); }
}
Right, its almost as if one would want a pre-processing stage of not the
output, but of the content. The current model was not built to be easily
extendable to this as there is only one sub per XMLSubs that gets called,
but what you would really want is something like:
sub my::sub_pre()
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