Hi Joshua, There appears to be a bug in CF5/MSXML/XSLTemplate, as discussed on this list a couple of months ago - see the archives at
http://torchbox.com/xml/list.cfm (search for 'CF5 Warning') I'm supposed to be reporting full details of this problem to Macromedia, so if anyone else has experience of the bug, please share it with the list. Thanks Tom -----------------+ tom dyson t: +44 (0)1608 811870 m: +44 (0)7958 752657 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://torchbox.com > I adapted the following code from a JavaScript and a VB Script that perform > the same function. I usually don't have any trouble doing this, but this > time, it's giving me fits. What is supposed to happen is that you pass in 4 > variables: > > source -> UNC Path to the XML Doc > style -> UNC Path to the XSL Doc > param -> Name of the <xsl:param> in the XSL Template > value -> New value of the <xsl:param> > > All appears to be working, except for the line: xslt.stylesheet=xslDoc; ... > apparantly the xslDoc value is null or doesn't contain the stylesheet when > MSXML attempts to apply changes to the copy being created here. I can't find > any documentation on MSXML2.FreeThreadedDOMDocument or MSXML2.XSLTemplate > COM objects. They're called as ActiveX Objects in the JavaScript, but I was > under the impression ActiveX was called the same as basic COM in CF. > > I can get this to work flawlessly with the JavaScript, but of course, it's > IE only. > > Any help greatly appreciated. -----------------------+ cf-xml mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://torchbox.com/xml
