XSL does support includes. I would recommend you have an XSL file that
contains the 4 commen pieces of your documents as named templates.

You can include or import the "common" xsl file, and call the named
templates where appropriate.

--Keith

Hari Yerram wrote:
> 
> I am having an XSL file associated with every ASP file. That is every ASP page
> generates an XML data and this XML data is asscociated with XSL file. But I
> have a common thing which is repeated in every XSL file. My XSL contains
> 
> 1. Header Bar
> 2. Navigation Bar
> 3. Main Body
> 4. Footer
> 
> Only the 3rd part is different for all the ASP pages. The remaining parts are
> same.
> 
> How can i separate the comman part of an XSL? I searched on includes but XSL
> does not support any includes.
> any contribution is appreciated.
> 
> Thank you,
> Hari
> 
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