You can take a look at Objectdesign's Stylus, it's a visual XSL editor. I
haven't tried it, but it's one of the few XSL editors out there. (see
http://www.xmlsoftware.com/xsl)

Using client side XSL is not really an option at the moment. The only
browser with something like XSL support is IE5, but they use a very outdated
version of XSL (December 98 working draft). 

If you want to use XSL to generate a web page that has javascript, that's
possible. You can just have the script in your XSL stylesheet and use
<xsl:value-of> or whatever inside it to use data from your XML. 

-----Original Message-----
From: John.Cyriac@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:John.Cyriac@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 1999 8:41 AM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: tools -help needed


hi,
just joined the list. not sure how active is this.

Just started with xsl. Tried some hello world type programs.
Any recommendation for a good tool to make xsl . I have tried ibm xsl kit--
i dont understand it. no help given.

is it possible to have a javascript thing in a xsl. ex. put a combo box
with selection data comes from the xml.
thanks in advance
-john



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