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XSLT

An XSLTProcessor applies an XSLT stylesheet transformation to an XML document to produce a new XML document as output. It has methods to load the XSLT stylesheet, to manipulate <xsl:param> parameter values, and to apply the transformation to documents.

DOM

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clearParameters

The clearParameters() method of the XSLTProcessor interface removes all parameters () and their values from the stylesheet imported in the processor. The XSLTProcessor will then use the default values specified in the XSLT stylesheet.
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getParameter

The getParameter() method of the XSLTProcessor interface returns the value of a parameter () from the stylesheet imported in the processor.
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importStylesheet

The importStylesheet() method of the XSLTProcessor interface imports an XSLT stylesheet for the processor.
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removeParameter

The removeParameter() method of the XSLTProcessor interface removes the parameter () and its value from the stylesheet imported in the processor.
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reset

The reset() method of the XSLTProcessor interface removes all parameters () and the XSLT stylesheet from the processor. The XSLTProcessor will then be in its original state when it was created.
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setParameter

The setParameter() method of the XSLTProcessor interface sets the value of a parameter () in the stylesheet imported in the processor.
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transformToDocument

The transformToDocument() method of the XSLTProcessor interface transforms the provided Node source to a Document using the XSLT stylesheet associated with XSLTProcessor.
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transformToFragment

The transformToFragment() method of the XSLTProcessor interface transforms a provided Node source to a DocumentFragment using the XSLT stylesheet associated with the XSLTProcessor.
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XSLTProcessor

The XSLTProcessor() constructor creates a new XSLTProcessor object instance.
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Use cases

  • Using XSLT

    An XSLTProcessor applies an XSLT stylesheet transformation to an XML document to

Cautions

  • May not be supported in older browsers.

Implementation notes

  • Some APIs require a secure context (HTTPS) or user activation. Check the requirements before use.

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