XSLT Beginner Tutorial with Demo

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What is XSLT
How XSLT works
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XSL - eXtensible Stylesheet Language
XSLT stands for XSL Transformations
XSL is a styling language for XML
XSLT is used to transform XML documents into other formats like HTML
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You made it very easy to understand XML and XSL and how to link an XML file to an XSL and present it in the browser. Thank you

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[@generfeld]

Great vid. XSLT is a special purpose programming language to transform XML source data input. You can output TXT, HTML, or more XML. It can be used for rendering HTML (styling source XML). XSLT also contains data types, variables, and lots of functions like a regular programming language, which enables you to do math calculations, manipulate strings, etc. In addition to YT videos I also got 2 books cheap online and they were HUGELY helpful. XSLT has 4 data types: node-set, number, string, boolean. Every input/source XML document is seen as a list of nodes. The 7 node types are: root, element, namespace, attribute, text, comment, processing instruction.

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@@RaghavPal Sadly, however, trying it in Chrome or Brave produces a blank page and no error message. Has something changed?

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[@deejaysergedc]

Hey Raghav, my XML/XSL only works when I run my XAMP server... any idea why? I want it to show by just opening a chrome tab (direct location clip, not via localhost)

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[@ambarishmangrulkar7151]

Great work! Your explanation is really amazing. Can you also share how we can convert XML file to docx format using XSLT or by any other means? Thank you!

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Hi Ambarish, thanks, I will work on this

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[@erwinmagielda]

The video is very descriptive and I can see it helped loads of people. I have downloaded the codes from the Google Drive provided, and when I drag the student.xsl file, this information is displayed: "This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below."

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Erwin, The message you are seeing is likely due to the fact that the student.xml file you downloaded does not have any associated XSL style sheet file. An XSL file is used to transform the XML file into a human-readable format, such as HTML. Here are some possible solutions to this issue: Check the folder where you downloaded the files from Google Drive to see if the XSL file was included. If it wasn't, you may need to search for it separately or ask the person who provided the files for it. If you do have the XSL file, make sure it is in the same directory as the XML file. The XML file needs to reference the XSL file in order to apply the formatting. Open the XML file in a web browser that supports XSL transformations, such as Internet Explorer or Firefox. If the XSL file is referenced correctly, the browser should display the formatted output. If you still can't see the formatted output, check that your browser's security settings are not blocking the XSL transformation. You may need to enable active content or allow the page to run scripts in order to see the formatted output. If none of these solutions work, you may need to reach out to the person who provided the files or seek further assistance from an XML or XSL expert

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​@@RaghavPal thank you so much for replying. The second solution fixed it! I had to run it with Internet Explorer mode on Edge browser.

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I am not technical background still understood very well explained

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[@prashanthdronavalli1591]

This was really good tutorial. I have a question I have my XML in the below format Bob student num="2"> Jack To reference student, can I still use the below in xsl? Thank You

[@RaghavPal]

You can, I have not checked the syntax carefully, can also check this online

[@Myrslokstok]

Thanks great tutorial, but wouldnt it be usefull with a 3'th file who import both XML and XSL so we dont have to change the XML.

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I will check on this

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[@peddinimurali]

Hi, I have a question, what is the columns limit to print the output in excel like can we print more than 400 columns by using this xslt template.

[@RaghavPal]

Hi, I am not too sure and will need to check on it

[@RakArtzy]

Hi. That was a very helpful. Now Internet explorer is no more available. I am unable to view XML in browser anymore using xsl stylesheet. can you please help?

[@RaghavPal]

Let's explore some solutions: 1. Browser Support for XSLT: - Historically, most leading browsers supported client-side XSLT transformation. When you open an XML file with an associated XSL stylesheet, the browser would apply the transformation and display the output (usually HTML) instead of the original XML. - However, recent changes mean that not all browsers handle this the same way anymore. 2. Recommended Approach: - The standard way to associate an XSL stylesheet with an XML file is by adding a processing instruction within the XML file itself. Here's how: ```xml ``` Replace `"your-stylesheet.xsl"` with the actual path to your XSLT file. - When you open the XML file in a browser, it should automatically apply the specified XSLT. 3. Browser Behavior: - Firefox: Historically, Firefox supported this feature, but recent versions no longer apply XSLT transformations. It will display the content of the XML directly. - Chrome and Edge: These browsers not only disallow XSLT but also won't display the XML content. They treat it as an unsupported format. - IE: Although IE is no longer actively maintained, it used to handle XSLT transformations well. However, I recommend avoiding IE due to its security risks and lack of modern features. 4. Alternative Solutions: - Server-Side Transformation: Consider performing the XSLT transformation on the server side (using PHP, Java, or other server technologies) and serving the transformed HTML to the browser. - Third-Party Tools: Explore third-party tools or libraries that handle XML-to-HTML transformations. For example, Saxon-JS allows XSLT 3.0 to run in the browser. - Local Development: During development, use local servers (e.g., Apache, Node.js) to serve your XML and XSL files. This ensures consistent behavior across browsers. 5. Debugging Tips: - Check your browser's developer console for any error messages related to XSLT processing. - Verify that your XML and XSL files are accessible via valid URLs. - Ensure that your XSLT script is correctly written and doesn't contain errors. Remember that XSLT usage has evolved, and browser support varies. If possible, consider migrating away from XSLT for client-side transformations.

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so, how did that go? I'm curious.

[@nguyeninhthienuc4963]

So i used visual studio 2019 to run my xml find with a xslt file, when i open xml find on some browsers(MicrosoftEdge,Chrome), it shows nothing, then i open it on firefox and it only show text but the table i fommatted by xslt. Do you know why sir? Sorry for my bad English

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Nguyễn The behavior you described could be due to differences in how different browsers handle XML and XSLT rendering. Here are a few possible reasons why you might be experiencing this: Browser Compatibility: Different browsers have varying levels of support for XML and XSLT rendering. Some browsers may handle the rendering of XML and XSLT more effectively than others. It's possible that the browsers you mentioned (Microsoft Edge and Chrome) have limitations or issues with rendering XML and XSLT in the way you expect. XSLT Transformations: The XSLT file you're using might not be compatible with all browsers. Some browsers may have stricter interpretation of XSLT stylesheets or might not support certain XSLT features. This can result in inconsistent rendering or no rendering at all. Security Restrictions: Browsers often have security measures in place that restrict the loading of XML and XSLT files from local file systems. This can prevent the XSLT transformation from being applied and result in the XML content not being displayed correctly. To address these issues, you can try the following: Ensure your XSLT file is well-formed and valid according to the XSLT specification. Test your XML and XSLT files in multiple browsers to identify any browser-specific rendering issues. Consider using a browser that has better support for XML and XSLT, or use browser developer tools to investigate any error messages or warnings related to XML and XSLT rendering. Host your XML and XSLT files on a web server rather than accessing them from the local file system. This can help overcome some security restrictions imposed by browsers. Consider using dedicated XML and XSLT tools or libraries that provide consistent rendering across different browsers. These tools often offer more control and flexibility in handling XML and XSLT transformations. By addressing these points, you can improve the compatibility and rendering of your XML and XSLT files across different browsers.

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[@techgeek137]

A bug investigation has lead me to xslt. I have div which have onlick attribute in. But when I use Safari browser, after processing using js, onclick attribute in div disappears. I found in internet that many are facing this issue. But couldn't find a solution. Onclick works fine for other browsers. Could you help?

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I will try to check on this

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Hi, i have couple of doubts could you please advise me 1. i want to increment one date on my current date, i just given below line , will it work let say validaityDate receiving like 2022-01-27 and am trying to remove the "-" and adding one date... let say am expecting 20220128

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Hi Sunil, not very sure, will need to check this

[@tonester1964]

The video presentation is good, easy to follow, but I'm still having trouble getting the table data to appear in the browser. I made sure to duplicate your content to see the result in the browser, however, all I get is what you see below. What am I doing wrong? What am I missing? Regardless of the browser I use, this is the result. Thanks for any advice I can get. This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. Mick Mouse Mickey

[@RaghavPal]

Tony To get the table data to appear in the browser, you need to use XSLT to transform the XML data into HTML. The XSLT file `student.xsl` should contain the following code: ```xslt First Name Last Name Nick Name ``` Once you have created the XSLT file, you can transform the XML data into HTML using the following command: ``` xsltproc student.xsl student.xml ``` This will create a new file called `student.html` which will contain the table data. You can then open the `student.html` file in a web browser to see the table data. Here is an example of what the table data would look like in the web browser: ``` First Name | Last Name | Nick Name ---------- | -------- | -------- Mick | Mouse | Mickey ```

[@shashanksinghsisodiya514]

Sir, how to add some default value in xsl UI. let say i want to hard code 'Y' for field name called 'lastname' in your table based on some condition in for each.. so i just want some default value for lastname in UI based on some condition in UI table

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Hi Shashank, will need to check on that, pls try online help

[@yadumohandnair6783]

i wrote the entire code line by line as you did, but it is not working. when i open the xml file with Microsoft egde, brave or chrome, it is blank. i checked the code in the validator, but it says "no error found". i am stuck and cant proceed further. what do i do?

[@RaghavPal]

Yadumohan In case i can get more details on what and where exactly you are facing issue, I can help more specifically, in general here are few things you can check here: 1. Local File Access and Security: - Browsers have security restrictions when loading local files (from the file system) and applying XSLT stylesheets. - By default, Chrome (and other browsers) does not apply linked XSLT to local XML files due to security concerns. - To overcome this, you can start Chrome with a specific flag to allow file access from local files. Here's how: 2. Solution for Chrome: - Close all running Chrome instances. - Open a new Chrome browser instance using the following command: ``` chrome.exe --allow-file-access-from-files ``` - This flag allows Chrome to apply the linked XSLT even for local files. 3. Firefox Alternative: - If you need XSLT to work consistently with local files, consider using Firefox. - Firefox does support XSLT over HTTP and from the local file system without additional configuration 4. Check for Missing Closing Tag: - Ensure that your XSLT stylesheet has a closing `` tag. Sometimes missing tags can cause unexpected behavior. - Verify that your XSLT file is complete and correctly formatted. 5. Browser Console: - Open the browser console (usually by pressing F12) and check if there are any error messages related to XSLT processing. - Chrome might provide additional information about why the XSLT was not applied. 6. Privacy Settings: - In some cases, you might need to adjust privacy settings. For example, in Firefox, you can change the `privacy.file_unique_origin` property in `about:config` to `false` to apply XSLT styling to local files Remember that XSLT processing for local files can be tricky due to security measures

[@momoduaaliyah1443]

I didn't get anything in the XSLT at all, it kept on saying error when I checked the validator and kept on saying something about the prefix xsl not being bound but it showed valid on another validator though

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will check on this

[@esais7317]

Is it possible to convert XML to JSON using XSLT? Can you provide some ideas on that?

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Esai, not too sure, will need to check online

[@bunny855]

Hi Sir, is XSLT is good to understand and work on it..i am not interested towards Java like coding...

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Hi Bunny, what is the actual need in the project

[@stefandeichsel4939]

Great explanation, but does not work on my current windows 11 - edge browser or google chrome ...

[@RaghavPal]

ok, will need to check the issue and errors

[@ewoutlagendijk9604]

I had the same issue, modern browsers don't allow you to use local files in this way. If you don't want to host the file on a remote web server (like me), then you can use Live Server extension from VS Code or set up a local web server with XAMPP.

[@rajanink9548]

All the browsers are showing a blank screen when I run the XML file. If I remove the XSL path, the XML code will start showing up. If I add XSL, it shows a blank screen. What is the issue here? Please help me to fix it.

[@RaghavPal]

Hi Rajani, Not very sure, will need to check on this online

[@siddharthsingh8853]

@@RaghavPal any updates?

[@transcendentalmess]

Great video, but is it wise for you to have all of that information about your system displayed in a public video?

[@RaghavPal]

Hi, i use temporary remote systems so should not be an issue, still pls tell me the time stamp so I can check again

[@Akash-sq2cs]

Write a simple XSLT that takes the above XMLs and writes out the same XML without any modifications. This means the output should match the input XML character by character. can any one hel

[@RaghavPal]

for now, will need to check online examples

[@shubhambhandare4004]

Konsa vala rdp use kare ho bhai

[@RaghavPal]

need the context for this Shubham