First of all, thanks to "dianal" for helping me out with the last question. That worked perfectly... Here is the next problem...
I am interested in using XML / XSL in my student site space on server. Unfortunately, because they have very tight rules on what you can and cannot run on their server, I do not have any options such as asp or php to do the following. I do, however, have some minimal access to the cgi-bin (if I give them a script and they say its ok, then the admin will place it in the bin for me)
In past, i had a basic asp or php script that i would place on my server and then link to that script like this
translate.asp?data.xml?stylesheet.xsl
The asp document would then translate the xml and xsl on the server rather than in the browser, that way regardless of browser, the code would come out correctly (negating the problem w/ limited xsl and xml support in earlier browsers).
Is there any way that a similar script could be coded in perl?
Just wondering.
Russ
I am interested in using XML / XSL in my student site space on server. Unfortunately, because they have very tight rules on what you can and cannot run on their server, I do not have any options such as asp or php to do the following. I do, however, have some minimal access to the cgi-bin (if I give them a script and they say its ok, then the admin will place it in the bin for me)
In past, i had a basic asp or php script that i would place on my server and then link to that script like this
translate.asp?data.xml?stylesheet.xsl
The asp document would then translate the xml and xsl on the server rather than in the browser, that way regardless of browser, the code would come out correctly (negating the problem w/ limited xsl and xml support in earlier browsers).
Is there any way that a similar script could be coded in perl?
Just wondering.
Russ