Yeah, it's weird: everyone keeps telling me that's the solution, but
the error I get when trying that is this:
"java.io.FileNotFoundException:
C:\jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30\webapps\cocoon\mount\my1\{$requestedfile} (The
system cannot find the file specified)"
So, it's ignoring the $ sign. Could I have my param declaration in the
wrong place? It's currently immediately under the xsl:stylesheet and
xsl:output statements.
Thanks,
David
--- Steve Schwarz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> David
> I think you want:
> ...
> <xsl:param name="requestedfile"/>
> ...
> <thebody>
> <cinclude:include src="{$requestedfile}"/>
> </thebody>
> ...
>
> I highly recommend Michael Kay's "XSLT 2nd Edition"
> Hope this helps
> Steve
>
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