XSLT File I/O Elements
| Node | Description/ attributes | Container/ children | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| xsl:call-template | Calls the template whose name is specifed.
name matches the name in xsl-template |
Any parent children are xsl:with-param |
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| xsl:import | Retrieves another XSLT file href is the URI of the file |
xsl:stylesheet No children |
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| xsl:output | Describes how data will be returned method designates what kind of data is returned |
xsl:stylesheet No children |
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| xsl:param | Designates a parameter which may be passed into the template with xsl:call-template. | xsl:template No children |
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| xsl:text | Outputs the tag content | Any parent No children |
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| xsl:value-of | Outputs a variable select specifies the variable |
Any parent No children |
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| xsl:with-param | Designates a parameter passed to xsl:call-template. It must be matched by an xsl:param in the template. name specifies the parameter name. |
xsl:call-template No children |
Client-side XSLT can be implemented in a browser by adding a line like the following to the source XML file, right after the root XML tag.
This is described on the page http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2000/10/25/msie/index.html
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