[Jonny Pony]

> I want to dynamically create JavaScript with my xsl document 
> from an xml 
> document.
> The xsl should recursively go through the xml and create the 
> JavScript 
> described below.
> 
[code snipped]

The javascript you want does not seem to be recursive.  It looks like
each node element becomes  a javascript function call.  If that is
correct, you can probably get what you want using something like

xsl:apply-templates select='//node'/>

Normally I do not favor using "//", but in this case it will pick up all
the nodes in document order.  Alternatively - if you decided to use
recursion after all -  you could use

<xsl:template match='node'>
   ... do things here ....
   <xsl:apply-templates select='node'/>
</xsl:template>

This would recursively pick up all child nodes.

Cheers,

Tom P

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