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Well, once that your XSL file is done, just display your XML object using this syntax:<br />
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'You need another XMLDOM (or whatever object you,re using for your XML) object, in wich you load your XSL file. Then:<br />
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Response.Write ( objXML.transformNode ( objXSL ) )<br />
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I don't know if it's what you're looking for...
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Well, once that your XSL file is done, just display your XML object using this syntax:

'You need another XMLDOM (or whatever object you,re using for your XML) object, in wich you load your XSL file. Then:

Response.Write ( objXML.transformNode ( objXSL ) )

I don't know if it's what you're looking for...

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well, i am not really sure how to handle the ID in the XML file to create a proper XSL. Is that something you can provide a start to? The XML contains a lot of data using &lt;categories&gt; and &lt;category&gt; with several IDs. I want to be able to sort out different categories and for example create a menu och select menu. I think i have a start in the above with the &quot;sort out&quot;.<br />

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well, i am not really sure how to handle the ID in the XML file to create a proper XSL. Is that something you can provide a start to? The XML contains a lot of data using <categories> and <category> with several IDs. I want to be able to sort out different categories and for example create a menu och select menu. I think i have a start in the above with the "sort out".


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Hi,<br />
go to <a href="http://www.demo.izi.se/test.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.demo.izi.se/test.asp</a><br />
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what to do next to present this readable in our site? I don´t know what to do with the XSL file end where to put it or is it possible to include a XSL file?<br />
<br />
<br />
set xmlDoc=CreateObject(&quot;Micro<wbr />soft.XMLDO<wbr />M&quot;)<br />
xmlDoc.async=&quot;false&quot;<br />
xmlDoc.load(&quot;<a href="http://www.demo.izi.se/cat1.xml" rel="ugc">http://www.demo.izi.se/cat1.xml</a>&quot;)<br />
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path=&quot;//*[@id='100']&quot;<br />
set nodes=xmlDoc.selectNodes(p<wbr />ath) <br />
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for each x in nodes<br />
&nbsp; document.write(&quot;&lt;xmp&gt;&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; document.write(x.xml)<br />
&nbsp; document.write(&quot;&lt;/xmp&gt;&quot;)<br />
next
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Hi,
go to http://www.demo.izi.se/test.asp

what to do next to present this readable in our site? I don´t know what to do with the XSL file end where to put it or is it possible to include a XSL file?


set xmlDoc=CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
xmlDoc.async="false"
xmlDoc.load("http://www.demo.izi.se/cat1.xml")

path="//*[@id='100']"
set nodes=xmlDoc.selectNodes(path) 

for each x in nodes
  document.write("<xmp>")
  document.write(x.xml)
  document.write("</xmp>")
next

What is the next step with XSL?

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