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  1. #1
    Julie Guest

    XSL on client side


    I have an ISAPI extension dll on the server side that is returning an XML
    document. This document references an XSL file on the client side. But the
    browser ignores the xsl and just displays the text of the xml file. (it displays
    ok if both files are on the client side and I open the xml file).

    <?xml version="1.0" ?>
    <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="d:/testapps/xmlserver/debug/savmse.xsl"?>
    <Configuration>
    <Logs>General Messages</Logs>
    <ReportData>Keep Forever</ReportData>
    </Configuration>



  2. #2
    Anon Guest

    Re: XSL on client side


    Server Side ISAPI
    Client side XSL with hard coded path.
    Think about it!!!



    "Julie" <julie_howe@email.com> wrote:
    >
    >I have an ISAPI extension dll on the server side that is returning an XML
    >document. This document references an XSL file on the client side. But the
    >browser ignores the xsl and just displays the text of the xml file. (it

    displays
    >ok if both files are on the client side and I open the xml file).
    >
    ><?xml version="1.0" ?>
    ><?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="d:/testapps/xmlserver/debug/savmse.xsl"?>
    ><Configuration>
    > <Logs>General Messages</Logs>
    > <ReportData>Keep Forever</ReportData>
    ></Configuration>
    >
    >



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