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XSLDocument Property

Retrieves a reference to the top-level node of the XSL document.

Syntax

[ oXSL = ] document.XSLDocument

Possible Values

oXSL Object that receives a reference to the root node of the style sheet document.

The property is read-only. The property has no default value.

Remarks

You can use the XSLDocument to access the Document Object Model (DOM) for the XSL style sheet. For more information, refer to the XML DOM Reference .

Example

This example uses the XSLDocument to access the DOM for the XSL to change attributes representing sort keys.

 

function sort(key) {
// Find the "order-by" attributes in the style sheet.
var s = document. XSLDocument .selectNodes("*/xsl:template[@match='menu'] // xsl:apply-templates/@order-by");
// Replace the values with the new sort key.
for (var i = s.nextNode(); i != null;
i = s.nextNode())
{ i.value = key; }
// Find the subset of the document we need to update.
var d = document.XMLDocument.selectSingleNode("story/menu");
// Apply the style sheet to the subset, and update the display.
menu.innerHTML = d.transformNode(document. XSLDocument ); }

Standards Information

There is no public standard that applies to this property.

Applies To

Platform Version
Win16:
Win32:
Windows CE:
 
document
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