2001-02-14 -+- jim chavez -+- mycatlunch@yahoo.com -+- keeps closing out netscape<br><br>what do i do?
2001-03-26 -+- Avram Aelony -+- aelony@mpi.com -+- <br>Does anyone know if an XML module supporting schemas exists?<br>I'd like to type-check, set valid ranges, etc..<br>any information useful - thanks.<br>-Avram
2001-06-27 -+- Harsh -+- harsh_tibarewala@hotmail.com -+- is this module(XML::XSLT) working perfectly ? if yes, can i install it with PPM ? if yes pls let me know how to do it ?<br><br>i am running IIS webserver on Windows 2000 server with ActivePerl build 518.
2002-07-26 -+- Ash -+- itb075@hotmail.com -+- I am struggling with this xml::xslt module.<br><br>I am rewriting stuff written in CGI/PERL TO XML/XSL.<br><br>I need to get xsl to output HTML, but save it as a xml file<br><br>How do i acheive that ????????/<br><br>Hope to hear from you soon.<br><br>Many Thanks. -+- 193.132.141.54 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 5.0)
2002-10-31 -+- Trah -+-   -+- XML::XSLT has been updated. <br>Here is revised code for the first example. <br> <br> <br>#!/usr/bin/perl <br>use XML::XSLT; <br> <br>my $xmlfile = "xslt1.xml"; <br>my $xslfile = "xslt1.xsl"; <br> <br>my $xslt = XML::XSLT-&gt;new ($xslfile, warnings =&gt; 1); <br>$xslt-&gt;transform ($xmlfile); <br>print $xslt-&gt;toString; <br> <br>$xslt-&gt;dispose (); <br> <br> -+- 62.255.64.4 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98)
2003-04-14 -+- Henry -+- schade@stealthsystems.com -+- I've looked at your "home page".  It shows that the XSL can come from a string input.  It does not mention if the XML can some from a string input. <br> <br>What I currently have is a form submitted to perl that dynamically outputs XML to the browser, referancing the XSL files I have wrote to format the text.  Discovered this does not work in Netscape, only "see" the raw XML data. <br> <br>If I could have my dynamic output go through your module, that would be SWEET.  Looks like it would only be a few lines added to what I currently have.  Feel free to email me. -+- 63.230.123.212 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; .NET CLR 1.0.3705)
2004-01-05 -+- Nelson -+- naxelrod@tcag.org -+- I have a Perl script that generates dynamic XML, saved as a string variable $xml, and references an XSL file.  The XSLT processor appears to do its job without generating any errors, but the $xslt-&gt;toString() doesn't seem to output anything to the browser (or command line).  The $xml variable in the code below is a string that contains well-formed xml.   <br> <br>#!/usr/bin/perl  <br>use XML::XSLT;  <br> <br>my $xsl = "gem.xsl"; <br>my $xslt = XML::XSLT-&gt;new ($xsl, warnings =&gt; 1); <br> <br>$xslt-&gt;transform ($xml); <br>$xslt-&gt;toString(); <br>$xslt-&gt;dispose(); -+- 66.160.76.130 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
#2004-04-27 -+- slm bitanem -+- gercek_dost@mynet.com -+- slm iyi mail atmalar. -+- 212.174.244.83 = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)