I would like to pass the content of ./doc_test2.xml
as an argument. How would I alter the file below to
accomplish this? Do I need to change the stylesheet as
well?
begin *.php
?php
$xml = ./doc_test.xml;
$xsl = ./doc_test.xsl;
$mydata = ./doc_test2.xml;
$arguments = array();
Please disregard the previous post.
I figured it out.
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 04:24:00PM +0100, William S. wrote:
I would like to pass the content of ./doc_test2.xml
as an argument. How would I alter the file below to
accomplish this? Do I need to change the stylesheet as
well?
--
Bill
I am trying to get document() to work when the
content of an xml file is passed as an argument
using Sablotron. My goal is to apply this method
to bringing in several xml files to the stylesheet.
Below is the test situation. Can anyone see where
I am going wrong?
--- begin doc_test.php ---
?php
I am getting random Segmentation faults when I use
the following script. This does not happen when I run
scripts that do not include the xslt_process()
So I am assuming it has something to do with Sablotron and xslt.
Below is also the back trace with the problem.
Can anyone suggest a solution or
This works OK with creating buttons but is not what I want.
POST/INPUT
xsl:for-each select=. . .
xsl:sort/
form
xsl:attribute name=namemyform/xsl:attribute
xsl:attribute name=actionlist.php/xsl:attribute
Please disregard the previous posting I made. I figured it
out.
On Mon, Jul 15, 2002 at 10:52:23AM +0200, William S. wrote:
This works OK with creating buttons but is not what I want.
POST/INPUT
xsl:for-each select=. . .
xsl:sort/
form
I am experimenting with using an XML file as a
database. One of the things I do is provide
a way of adding records to the database by an
html form.
This seems to work out well so far unless one
of the fields in a record contains an html
reference. The result is a Sablotron parse error.
What is
Perhaps this relates to the original question as an additional
feature.
What would be the best way to offer SVG content from the
main opening page? Since SVG requires a browser that has
the approprite plugin or a dedicated browser, is it better
to create a hyperlink or maybe have the SVG
I am able to do this:
xsl:for-each select=alot of stuff
form name=myform action = http:path to somewhere.php
method=post
input type=submit name=insert value=Boston//form
/xsl:for-each
But would like to do something like this:
xsl:for-each
Maybe I am just doing it incorrectly but I am unable
to get anything displayed with imageellipse in
gdlib2.0.
Can anyone give me a simple php script to test it
with? I am using php with Sablotron.
Thank you.
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Is there a mailing list just dedicated to gdlib
or any places that show a gallery with examples?
I would be interested in seeing examples
of images that are complex/artistic and beyond
simple rectangles and boxes.
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Amsterdam, NL
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This works pretty well to append content to
an XML file. However, I need to keep the
closing tag where it belongs: at the end of
the file. This only appends to the end and
doesn't work.
I use ...
$myecho = Hello World;
$file_name = file.xml;
$file_pointer = fopen($file_name, a);
Yes, that worked. Nice and effective solution.
Thank you.
On Tue, Jun 25, 2002 at 09:51:21AM -0400, Erik Price wrote:
snip
If you know for a fact that the ending tag for each file is consistent
and always that same tag, here's an idea. Determine or specify the
length of the ending tag
I am looking for an example or an explanation
of how to set up a stylesheet so it will
enable a user to query content in an XML file.
For instance. Have an XML file with names and addresses
and the user would be able to search for a name and
get back a list of matches.
This would need to work
Sorry, perhaps I should have been a bit more specific.
Here is my *.php file. I want the hello world
script to output to the Right Menu table on
my web page: http://213.84.71.105/ .
?php
$xml = ./test.xml;
$xsl = ./test.xsl;
$_parser = xslt_create();
if( !$result = xslt_process( $_parser,
Can a php script be put within a stylesheet and
work properly? If so, how?
For instance, this script put inside an XSL
stylesheet file:
?php
$myvar = Hello World;
echo $myvar;
?
Then it is transformed into html via Sablotron.
--
Bill
I am very new to PHP, Sablotron, XSLT, and MySql.
Right now I have created a web page that is the
result of a transformation (through php) of an
xsl and xml file.
What I would like to do is run a PHP script so
that the result is displayed within a table on my
web page. How do I do this? Here is
Thank you for the feedback. Sablotron is running
fine now. Just had to do some modifications
with my *.xsl file.
Here is what I have going now with the
implementation:
http://213.84.71.105/
On Tue, Jun 04, 2002 at 10:57:45AM +1000, Tom Rogers wrote:
hi
I am using 4.2.1 and it works fine, I
Is Sablotron broken in 4.2.1 because none
of the transformations have worked that
I have tried.
I am using:
php 4.2.1
apache_1.3.24
expat-1.95.2
my files are:
'wget http://213.84.71.105/news.xml'
'wget http://213.84.71.105/news.xsl'
'wget http://213.84.71.105/news.php'
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