Use

$xsldoc = domxml_xslt_stylesheet_file($filename);
$result =  $xsldoc->process($xmldoc[,$params]); $xsldoc->result_dump_mem($result);     

(or $xsldoc->result_dump_file($result,$filename);)

to get what you want.

(undocument, AFAIK...)

chregu

Let's make it a Doc problem then

IMHO it is not so perfect to insert output parameters from 
application. However, the example you have given is working quite well and that's what I wanted to achieve. On the other hand I think users would appreciate having XSLT engine that is fully W3C compliant :)

I'm not into internals of PHP so my question is - is it very difficult to make <xsl:output> working, or even - is it possible? :)

What's the problem with the solution I showed you?
It should exactly give you the output expected from <xsl:output method="html">

you don't have to insert output parameters from php.

Although, you do need PHP4.3 ...

chregu

My mistake. You're right. Your solution works perfectly.

Note that:
$xsldoc = domxml_xslt_stylesheet_file($filename);
$result =  $xsldoc->process($xmldoc[,$params]);
$result->dump_mem();
will also produce output but ommiting <xsl:output> tag.

I have been fooled by $params in your example and
made $params = array('method' => 'html') and I didn't
really check that <xsl:output> is indeed working.

Documentation updated. Closing.