Re: multiple xsl docs

This one time, at band camp, Christian Stocker <chregu@bitflux.ch> wrote: > there's no sense in adding a second one IMHO, just transform your XML > with the first one and then with the second one perhaps an example would help, this is what I am doing.. // create new xsltprocessor $proc = new xsltprocessor(); // create a second xsltprocessor $proc2 = new xsltprocessor(); // create new domDocument, this will be the XML $dom = new domDocument; // create new domDocument, the main xsl stylesheet $dom2 = new domDocument; // dom3 is the second xsl stylesheet $dom3 = new domDocument; // load the xmlstring $dom->loadxml($xmlstring); // load domDocument from string, the xsl document is also the theme // and is stored in the themes directory $dom2->load('./path/to/first.xsl'); // load the xsl from the extention $dom3->load('./path/to/second.xsl'); // import stylesheet from domDocument $proc->importStylesheet($dom2); // process the xsl from the extension $proc2->importStylesheet($dom3); // create domDocument from transformation (returns domDocument) $result = $proc->transformToDoc($dom); // transform again with the second xsl doc $result = $proc2->transformToDoc($dom); // change the document encoding to HTML // this is required so we dont get bizarre UTF-8 chars popping up // when using html entities such as &#160; $result->encoding = "HTML"; // output domDocument xml to string print $result->savexml(); Here I create the second dom object and use transformToDoc() to apply the first, then the second Kind regards Kevin -- ______ (_____ \ _____) ) ____ ____ ____ ____ | ____/ / _ ) / _ | / ___) / _ ) | | ( (/ / ( ( | |( (___ ( (/ / |_| \____) \_||_| \____) \____) Kevin Waterson Port Macquarie, Australia