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I want to be able to have a link from one page pass a param to another page in another frame. I know this is possible to do using DOM, but I want to make this work in both Netscape/Mozilla and IE.

I have become quite familar with XML using the MSXML Parser 4, but only on the client-side. My question is this: How do I make a website based on XML without having the client install the MSXML parser? Is there a way to make a server do all the handling? I am making a website for a friend...

Oops. The function works great, except that if you try to open another link, it always opens up the same dwf. So I'm back to square one. Any ideas?

I've figured a way around it, by adding a onlick attribute calling a javascript function instead of using the href. I still would like to know why it replaces the links page when it's supposed to open a new window.

I've got an XML file that contains links to some DWF files. I've created a XSL to display it in IE. My problem is that I want the links to open in a new window. Sounds pretty easy, except that when it opens up the new window, it replaces the orginal window with "[object]" typed in...

Thanks! That program worked great! Robert

I tried that. It still gives me an error that says "Access to the specified device, file, or path denied." Any suggestions? Robert

How can I get a webpage to open when someone inserts a CD using the autorun feature of Windows? I have created an autorun.ini file with the open=<name of webpage>, but I get an error that says no permission. Should I make it open iexplorer.exe with some parameter to open the webpage on the CD...

Is it possible to use the MSXML Parser in Netscape 7? Maybe I'm way off here or something. Endbringer

I was wondering if VBScript is something that MicroShaft came up with or someone else.

I'm stuck on whether or not to use multiple XML files for my information or one large file. 1)If I go with the multiple, I will potentially have hundreds of XML files with about 50 lines of code on average 2)If I go with a single file, will having 1000's of lines of code slow down the parsing...

I have been trying to figure this one out myself. It seems like it should be pretty easy, but it's a lot harder than it looks. Every example I've seen using the old working-draft namespace and I need to use the new one. Endbringer

Instead of saying 20% on the width of the cell, why not just put in a pixel value? There's CSS code that can you can use to format the table, also. Endbringer

I've got a stylesheet that it isn't quite working right. here it is. <?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;utf-8&quot;?> <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl=&quot;http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform&quot; version=&quot;1.0&quot;> <xsl:param name=&quot;projectName&quot;>Default value</xsl:param>...

i've got it to work. I had forgot to add the xslProc.output to the window that i'm working with.

Hey! I got it working! I'm not sure what it was that I was doing wrong, but it's working now. Thanks for the help Robert

Is it possible to have more than one stylesheet used against one XML? Let's say I have a default view for a XML file. Depending on what a user does, is it possible to redisplay that using a different stylesheet? Robert

Well, I've retried doing this and still can't get it to work. I'm using 3 files: 1)HTML file with form and javascript 2)XML file 3)XSL file ---Stylesheet------ <?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;utf-8&quot;?> <xsl:stylesheet...

As far as I know, for the Microsoft stuff it's ASP. I've also looked a little into doing this and started running into problems with my ISP over the scripts. You have to know what the server is running. That's about all I know. L8r, Robert