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August 11th, 2003, 12:18 AM
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Can this be done with xsl/xml?
Ok this may get kinda confusing, just a warning :P
Start off, I wanna take a xml file and display certian parts of it, using xsl and create links to the file itself in the form of: file.xml?id=<id> and then take that id using xsl to view the full record for that id. an example: link 1 file.xml?id=1 shows <title> from the xml file when you click on the link it'll show all the different fields from the xml file: <title> <subject> <body>, but hide all the original links. It'll only show information relevant to the id. Now I just want to know if this can even be done or not. I havent found much on the web about this at all and im not sure if I should continue trying to do this or not.
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August 11th, 2003, 09:17 AM
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Sure it is possible...
 I typically dothis type of thing using .asp as the server side engine and pass in parameters and so on to handle the logic of what needs to be displayed. I build your links in the xsl and intercept the requested variables in .asp then pass them into subsequent xsl pages (or include <xsl:if> type logic) to redistribute the appropriate content. Good Luck...
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