A. Working with simple (no namespaces) XML

• The raw XML
• Example 0: Simple transformation, no templates: Result . XSL to do this.
• Example 0.5: Transformation using templates: Result . XSL to do this.

B. Adding namespaces to the XML

• XML with namespaces added. The following three are all equivalent :
  1. Basic version, with a default namespace
  2. Same as above, but no default namespace
  3. Same as above, but using different namespace prefixes
• Example 1: Transformation with templates and namespaces: Result . XSL to do this.

C. Dynamically inserting XML (transformed by XSLT) into a HTML document

• Example 2: Sample XML as before, but inserted into HTML: Resulting HTML . JavaScript to do this (NOTE: see below for helpful "paranoid" version of JavaScript).
• Example 3: Change the XSLT to get more complete results: Resulting HTML . Improved XSLT to do this.
• Example 4: Change the XSLT to get nicer looking results: Resulting HTML . Improved XSLT to do this.
• Example 5: Same as example 4, but back to using simplified XSLT: Resulting HTML . Improved XSLT to do this.
• "Paranoid version" of JavaScript -- this will warn you about errors with the XSLT transform process. You probably want to use this version!

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