Using Ajax/Javascript to check values of an xsl document

[nocturnal428]

I am currently doing a project in xsl/xml where I parse out the data and make tables for my xml data in xsl. The xsl data also checks for conditions in the xml data. For instance if x = 0 make it green, if its 1 make it red. I also have a html file with a list of all my xml files that call the one xsl file. What I am trying to do is set it so that if a condition is not met in the xsl file for the xml, then I can change the color of the html link or flag it. So...

Html->Xsl->Xml
So I am checking the conditions in the xsl file and setting the tables to different colors to "flag" them. Is there a way to use javascript/ajax to check if that value or other values are flagged inside the xsl to flag the one html link? Could I flag it if I created variables inside the xsl file?

Thanks.

[acoder]

This should be possible, I think, if you can read/parse the XSL file with, say, a server-side script.

[rnd me]

it seems you are going backwards from what i am used to.
typically xsl is used to create html from xml.

remember that you can put javascript in your xsl template.

going backwards, i would think you need to fix the problem in html/js before you apply the xsl.

if you posted an example it could help formulate a JS cleanup procedure that execute before the xsl.

i would take a look at anything you post, but its a bit abstract based upon your description.

personally, i have somewhat abandoned xsl since javascript can make xml from html and vice-versa. would you be opposed to that type of solution? i find js easier to code.