Hayko Riemenschneider wrote:
> On 06.09.2004 00:31, Janwillem Borleffs wrote:
>
>> If you want to use PHP functions in your XSLT stylesheet, you can do
>> this through the document() function.
>
> I started on the examples. But it seems awefully complicated. Isn't
> there an another way to PHP parse the XML or XSL file before it gets
> XML/XSLT parsed?

Sure, just give them an .php extension.

If you do your transformations client-side, chance is that some browsers,
like IE, won't recognize the files as XML -- in that case, and if you're
running the scripts off Apache with MultiView enabled, add the .php
extension to their normal extensions (i.e. file.xml.php and file.xslt.php)
and call them without the .php (e.g. file.xml).

Berislav

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