Re: How to dynamically insert HTML from XSLT into document?

Hi!

It would be sth like

var df = processor.transformToFragment(xmlNode, document);
xslTarget.appendchild(df);

Best regards!
Michal Ziemski

Dnia 2005-02-01 07:51, Użytkownik Siegfried Heintze napisał:
> Here is a fragment of my code that is working:
> 
>   processor.importStylesheet(xslNode);
> 
>   var xmlNode = (new DOMParser()).parseFromString(
>     '<?xml version="1.0"?>'
>       +'<document>'
>         +'<x name="x">x</x>'
>         +'<y name="y">y</y>'
>         +'<z name="z">z</z>'
>       +'<abc>'
>         +'<def>def</def>'
>       +'</abc>'
>       +'</document>', "text/xml");
>   var newDocument = processor.transformToDocument(xmlNode);
>   xslTarget.innerHTML = (new
> XMLSerializer()).serializeToString(newDocument);
> 
> 
> This seems terribly inefficient to take the DOM resulting from the XSLT and
> convert it to a string only to parse it again when it is stuffed into the
> innerHTML. Is there a simpler way? Perhaps I could just add "newDocument" as
> a child of xslTarget? Does anyone have an example of better way of
> displaying the result of a XSLT?
> 
> Also, is there a better way to load xml (than what I have done above) since
> Martin Honnen is discouraging me from using XML data islands? I suppose I
> could load an XML file from the server. Are there any other alternatives to
> data islands?
> 
> Thanks,
> Siegfried
> 
>