Laura Huerta wrote:


After reading the docs, still can't figure out what's going wrong.  Any
help is appreciated.

Hi Laura,


Well, nothing is *wrong* exactly, its just that the Perform taglib generates an intermediate application grammar that you need to transform into HTML, XUL or whatever your target result is. Assuming its HTML you want as a result, the Perform distribution ships with both XSLT and XPathScript stylesheets that will (should) do that transformation for you.

Let's say you want to use the XSLT stylesheet, just copy perform_html.xsl from the stylesheets/ directory in the Perform distribution to somewhere inside your site's DocumentRoot (we'll say you have a top-level directory called 'styles' inside your DocumentRoot for this example). Then all you need to do is add an xml-stylesheet processing instruction after the one you already have at the top of your XSP source:

<?xml-stylesheet type="application/x-xsp" href="NULL"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/styles/perform_html.xsl"?>

and that should give you the HTML result that you expect.

Let us know how it works out,
-kip


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