I have just installed AxKit so bear with me if I am asking a simple question for this community.
I am working with a set of files that is generated by a third party application. I have no control over that output. The output of this application organizes stories, and images from each page of a printed piece into a disk based directory structure. There is a table of contents on the root of this directory which points to all the files. Within each directory their is another pseudo table of contents which points to files within that directory. I should also note that no stylesheet is referenced in the xml file. The native application for these files is written with Windows xml parsers in mind. What I am interested in doing is creating a page which loads an xsl file based on which xml file I am opening. I will know ahead of time the pairing, and don't need a hash or array. Something like: showfile.(xsp|php|pl)?xsl=/xsl/story.xsl&xml=/26/1/storytitle.xml I have found some very complicated ways to do similar things, but was hoping there was some native way of doing it without modifying my httpd.conf, or hacking an existing Perl Module. The files and directory structure are output automatically, so adding a .htaccess file wouldn't be feasible. Is there a way using AxKit to load these two files together and have it parse? I have tried going through the axkit.org site, but it keeps getting wiped out with spam in the wiki. Even when using the history of the pages I haven't found anything that outlines this. Also, I have googled axkit, and its obvious there are tons of features, but the tutorials are specific to a subset of the tool set. Is there a more stable site which outlines the entire axkit API other than axkit.org? Thanks -- Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
