Paul,

Why do you need a separate style sheet depending upon which column the user
clicks on?
I have done something similar where I used a single stylesheet and passed
the column name,
whether the column was numeric or text, and the sort order all in as
parameters to a single stylesheet.
I don't see why you would need more than one stylesheet.

Regards,
Rechell Schwartz

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul_B_Grimes@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Paul_B_Grimes@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 11:28 AM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  xsl:sort Please Help



The files that I am using the 'order-by' element are competely different
files from the one in which I am trying to use the 'xsl:sort'.  Basically,
my html has a table which, uses the <span dataFld="a child
element"></span>.   Each column of xml data in the table has a heading
associated with it.  If the heading is clicked on, a function is called
which, apply's one of several stylesheets to the appropriate column.  These
individual stylesheets contain the instruction to sort the data
(alphabetically or numerically).   So, WD-xsl  and 1999/XSL/Transform are
not being used within the same file (stylesheet).

Thank you
Paul Grimes


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