DomXsltStylesheet->process()

Applies the XSLT-Transformation on a DomDocument Object ()

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thomas broyer

Within LibXML/LibXSLT, the values of the parameters passed in to the XSLT stylesheet for processing are treated as being XPath expressions to be applied to the source document. This allows you to pass parameters of type "node-set". This is actually the same as if you modified your XSLT stylesheet to change the default value of the top-level xsl:param to <xsl:param name="param-name" select="param-value" /> As this behavior might be a bit misleading, the PHP/DOMXML binding defaults to "converting" every parameter value to a string, as if you modified your XSLT stylesheet to change the default value of the top-level xsl:param to <xsl:param name="param-name" select="'param-value'" /> (note the single-quotes around the value and enclosed in double-quotes). If you want to turn back to the original LibXML/LibXSLT behavior, just pass TRUE as the "is_param_xpath" argument.

msh

Seems that the transformer is not handling "namespace-alias" correctly. I have been trying to generate XSL with my XML/XSL using this nice feature as described here: http://www.topxml.com/xsl/examplegenss.asp http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/el_namespace-alias.asp Not sure if this is "correct" or "wrong" depending on how you look at it - but just make a note of it so you dont spend an entire Sunday trying to figure out what you did wrong since the basic examples aren't working :-)

regis

Needless to say that xslt_parameters is an associative array. So for instance: <?php $document = new DOMDocument('/path/to/xmldata'); // Unfortunately there's no such method for DomXsltStylesheet $stylesheet = domxml_xslt_stylesheet_file('/path/to/stylesheet'); $params = array( 'param1' => 'value1' ... , 'paramN' => 'valueN' ); $result = $stylesheet->process($document, $params); ?> As far as the param_is_xpath argument is concerned, XPath W3REC doesn't mention any parameter at any time ! That must be a DOM feature, which I'm not keen with yet... Bye

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