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  1. edgarsosa

    Parameters inside a match sentence for filtering

    Someone at another forum already solved my question, I post it here so it could help others I had this select="row[$filterKey=$filterValue]" but the correct way is this one select="row[*[name()=$filterKey and text()=$filterValue]] Thanks for the time to answer this...
  2. edgarsosa

    Parameters inside a match sentence for filtering

    I partially found a solution, the thing is that you cannot put a filter in the match sentence, but you can put it on the apply template part like this <xsl:template match=&quot;records&quot;> <div> <xsl:apply-templates select=&quot;record[firstname=$filterValue]&quot;> </xsl:apply-templates>...
  3. edgarsosa

    Loading a remote XML file

    This could help, I am also a newbie but I notticed this in your code: 1.-There are no ; at the end of the javascript code, you should put an ; at the end of each sentence 2.- delete the last ; from the xml.load(&quot;URL here&quot;;), change it to xml.load(&quot;URL here&quot;); as this...
  4. edgarsosa

    Parameters inside a match sentence for filtering

    Is it possible to pass parameters to a match Xpath (is this an Xpath sentence?) sentence? I am using XML data Islands on IE 6.0, I want to apply the following XSLT to the XML. by the way, the javascript functions are from an article written by Kurt Cagle, XML Pro at this link...
  5. edgarsosa

    why does XML data appear when using MSIE6 but not Opera??

    I think using XML Data Islands only works on IE version 5.5 and up.

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