Jeff Hooker wrote: > > A few months ago you demonstrated how to use an XSL file to generate XML:ID > values my figures/examples/tables etc. so that users could create xrefs to > them without having to manually create an ID value. With our switch to a new > CMS, this method no longer works as it requires XMLmind to be able to open > and save the file. Is there a method of applying a transform to a document > in-memory that would get around the need for XMLmind to save, close, and > reopen the document? >
I don't see how to do this using an XSLT transform. This kind of task is typically implemented by a custom command written in Java which directly modifies the document being edited. Such custom command is quite simple to write for an experienced Java programmer. See XMLmind XML Editor - Developer's Guide, 6. Writing a command, http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/dev/command.html
