Using Javascript to call many xml files into xsl

[nocturnal428]

I am creating many xml files. I want each one to be shown in an xsl type sheet but my problem is that I would like to have a next button so that I can look at the next xml sheet. I have seen a few things that have said you can do this with javascript but I am unsure. The example would be these xml files in a folder
xml_file001
xml_file002
xml_file003
xml_file004
and the xsl file would read the information on a single page, then click a link to go to the next page to read the next xml file. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[acoder]

I don't know how you add JavaScript to xsl, but you can use JavaScript to load an XML file. Can you show some code, so we have a better idea of the setup.

[nocturnal428]

Sorry, for the data I'm applying this to I really can't. I will go in more detail for you though.
Lets say I have three xml files that all look like this

<Information>
<System>abc</System>
<Model>xyz</Model>
<Uptime>123</Uptime>
<Information>

I want to load a xsl type of file to show a web page with this information in a table from one xml file. I then would have a next link, or next button to click to reload the same information but with the next xml file in a folder. The only other way I have heard of doing something like this without Javascript is by merging all the xml files together and passing a position parameter in xsl but I am unsure if that would work. I would need the user of the script to be able to click a link to move on to the next xml file.

[nocturnal428]

Thinking about it now would it be possible with javascript (I dont think you can use just html) to create a webpage with links to the xml files that I can just click on and open. They would all be linked back to one xsl file to open because they are all of the exact same format. So it would look something like

xml_link1 (click on any of the three links to open up the xml file based on the xsl)

xml_link2

xml_link3

[nocturnal428]

Sorry I guess it was as simple as using html to do what I wanted to do. I think that if I actually had the something like a next or prev link I would of had to embed the xml in html anyways. Thanks.

[acoder]

Well, that was simple. Glad to hear that you got it working and thanks for posting back to let us know.