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ASP and XSLT


andreathedove

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Well, technically speaking, you can, but you'll have to find a way to process that code when you call the file. Also, note that XSLT files can be viewed by the client, so unless you process the ASP code in every request, your ASP code in the XSLT files will be viewable if the person knows the correct URL.

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Well, technically speaking, you can, but you'll have to find a way to process that code when you call the file. Also, note that XSLT files can be viewed by the client, so unless you process the ASP code in every request, your ASP code in the XSLT files will be viewable if the person knows the correct URL.

please, can you give me an example ?Andrea
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That's just it... I can't.The XSLT file itself would look as it would any other way, but with the ASP code applyed, for example:

<xsl:for-each select="<% asp code here %>">

but how it's going to be processed is a whole other question I can't answer freely, scince I haven't done anything with ASP.

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