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An alternative fragment that might work... s = '.class_to_add_border_to {border: ' + widthMargin + 'px }' ; ssr = document.createStyleSheet(); ssr.cssText = s; Bob

1st, You may have mistyped this.. <xsl:if test=&quot;value-of select='Item' != ''&quot;> should be ...select=&quot;Item !=... 2nd, you may want to use normalize-space() to avoid blank strings 3rd, you can avoid the look with... <xsl:apply-templates...

Isn't there an IE bug about avoiding empty <script..></script> phrases with a workaround like <script...>/*workaround*/</script> ? bob

Has xhtml changed the behavoir of not displaying content of tags it doesn't recognize? If not <garbage>alsdkjf</garbage> will work for you.

You've a configuration problem. msxml, javascript, browser, and css versions need be reviewed. the sites www.gemal.dk and www.bayes.co.uk have spy & sniffer tools.

am also interested in how to do it. css2, presumably clip:rect(top right bottom left); overflow: scroll where top right botton left are offsets inward from a container. Isn't overflow-x, overflow-y an IE extension?

Instead of xsl:value-of, use either xsl:copy-of or xsl:copy with identity templates, pending your need. <tagwithbothhtmlandxml> xsl:copy xsl:apply-templates <tagwithonlyhtml> xsl:copy-of

try something like count(preceding-sibling::*[name() = name(.)] if not 0 it can't be unique. this is inefficient as you'll be revisiting the same nodes a lot. ../* says return all nodes of my parent, ie my siblings; otherwise you might want preceding::*. there is a much more effiecient, and...

I believe xpaths are resolved at compile time not runtime. The best you can do is an xpath with a predicate of the form [name()=$svalue]

Not directly. You need to pull an ADO object then use the the save method with the XML option; then go from there. Not particularly efficient.

My own answer. Yes and no. The No is because XML xpaths are fixed at compilation time. Since an XML variable isn't, you can not use it. (you can use a predicate of the form [$value=@name], but nothing more complicated). The Yes: add an additional transform step. So the xhtml is first wrapped in...

given <rows> <row> <field> etc then some variation of below should work for you.. <xsl:template match='/'> <xsl:apply-templates select='row' /> </xsl:template> <xsl:template match=&quot;row&quot;> <!-- quoth each field in the row and end with crlf --> <xsl:for-each...

My goal is to merge an XHTML document that is acting like a template with peices from several XML documents. I'm open to any approach. My current strategy is having an <insert> tag in the XHTML whereever the merge is to occur; for instance, lots of xhtml code to keep <insert...