I've created a XML data document and an XSLT stylesheet, and I want to output an HTML document based on the two. My stylesheet has the tag, and my XML document has the processor instuction (along with various "xsl:value-of" references).
To me, this looks like an encoding problem. Try to ensure that the files are encoded correctly in all cases. For example, add encoding="UTF-8" to your XML and XSLT file. But note that this is only a declaration - it does not change the characters themselves. Also, you could copy your XML content into a simple editor and save it explicitly as UTF-8. For instance, if you are using windows, copy ...
var xml, xsl; Where xml contains an XML structure, and xsl contains the stylesheet that you wish to transform with. Edit: If you need to load those objects, you will end up using some form of AJAX to do so. There are many examples of cross-browser AJAX out there.
There are two files, one .xml containing data and one .xsl with the XSLT script for transformation. As of August, 2010, all leading browsers support client side XSLT transformation. Open the .xml file and the associated .xsl file will be used. Usually the script builds an html document which is displayed on the fly. The transformation can also be done by the server with PHP etc. To associate a ...
public static string TransformXMLToHTML(string inputXml, string xsltString) { // insert code here to apply the transform specified by xsltString to inputXml // and return the resultant HTML string. // You may assume that the xslt output type is HTML. } Thanks!
The PowerShell Community Extensions has a Convert-Xml that will do an XSL transform on the XML. If the resulting file isn't valid HTML then you need to work on the XSL file.
I'm using xslt to apply some templates on a xml file and output a html page. So I defined the method of 'xsl:output' as 'html'. However, I need to display some xml nodes from the xml file in their
To use the simple HTML doctype <!DOCTYPE html>, you have to use the disable-output-escaping feature: <xsl:text disable-output-escaping="yes"><!DOCTYPE html></xsl:text>. However, disable-output-escaping is an optional feature in XSLT, so your XSLT engine or serialization pipeline might not support it. For this reason, HTML5 provides an alternative doctype for compatibility with HTML5 ...
I need to unescape XML characters from inside of XML nodes with the help of only XSLT transformations. I have <text><>and other possible characters</text> and need to get it as valid formatted HTML when I place it inside of the body tag.
