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From: Craeg S. <cs...@ar...> - 2003-04-08 19:31:45
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I am sending this to the ZopeXmlMethods-user list, in hopes others may find it useful. --Craeg >> Expéditeur d'origine: Craeg Strong tr...@ar...) >> Date: 04/08/03 14:06 >> >> Hello: >> >> Have you tried >> creating an object on the fly? >> Why don't you try creating a DTMLMethod or DTMLDocument, >> pass it your string, and use it for XSLTMethod. >> It is only a line or two of python code. See the >> examples of creating objects from strings >> in Generators.py >> >> Alternatively, >> As a hack, you could try to duplicate what >> XSLTMethod does in its transform() method, >> because ultimately it is operating on >> strings any way... >> >> HTH, >> >> --Craeg >> >> > Craeg, >> > > > If you have a moment -- >> > >> > I have been trying to post this to SF, but it has been down all day >> > today. I was wondering if you could shine some light on a subject for me. >> > I am trying to use an XSLT Method to render HTML (from XML) on the fly. >> > >> > The syntax for doing this looks like: <dtml-var >> > expr="myobject.myxsltmethod(this(), REQUEST)"> >> > >> > It seems that the XSLT Methods will only go after real objects in Zope. I >> > would like to have users copy-and-paste XML code into a textarea box, click >> > "submit" and have it convert the code into HTML (there are concepts I would >> > like to build on that as well). >> > >> > Is there anyway to call a myxsltmethod against a non-object (ex. data from >> > the textarea of a form)? I really appreciate and value your help. >> > >> > Thanks a lot - Matt |
