Transform plugin-技术圈

The Transform plugin enables users to easily make cross-browser XML transformations with XSL. The plugin does not rely on additional libraries and utilizes all ajax options. Very flexible and easy to use.

Transform features include:

Asynchronous or non-asynchronous calls
Multiple asynchronous transformations at once
Pass an object or html for a loading message
Automatically transform by providing a custom transform attribute to the element
Now supports all ajax options such as beforeSend
Request data from URL or pass as string
Works with xsl:import and xsl:include
Pass custom parameter values to XSL and callback functions
Custom handlers for 'success', 'error', and 'complete'
Non-asynchronous calls return transformed HTML
Option to append XML and XSL as a data island
Works with selectors
No ActiveX objects
No web server required. An unintentional result, but most features run from the desktop
Tested in IE6+, Firefox2+, Opera 9, Safari 3, Netscape 8, and Flock

Examples: - More available in download

  //Simple request for element with id="result"
 
 $("#result").transform({xml:"file.xml",xsl:"file.xsl"});
 
 -or-
 
 $.transform({el:"#result",xml:"file.xml",xsl:"file.xsl"});
 
 //With XSL parameter
 
 $("#result").transform({
 
     xslParams:{name:"value"},
 
     xml:"file.xml",xsl:"file.xsl"
 
 });
 
 //Non-async returns HTML
 
 var html = $.transform({async:false,xml:"file.xml",xsl:"file.xsl"});
 
 //Custom handlers
 
 $("#result").transform({
 
     success:someFunc,error:someFunc,complete:someFunc,
 
     xml:"file.xml",xsl:"file.xsl"
 
 });
 
 //Pass XML and XSL as string
 
 $("#result").transform({xslstr:[xsl string], xmlstr:[xml string]});
 
 //Use transform attribute to transform on load with msg
 
 <div transform='{xml:"file.xml",xsl:"file.xsl",msg:$("#loadingmsg")}'></div>
 
 //Request xml from web service by using an ajax object for the xml instead of file name
 
 $("#result").transform({
 
     xml:{
 
         url:"service.asmx/AddTogether",
 
         data:{
 
             y:$("#y").val(),
 
             x:$("#x").val()
 
         },
 
         type:"POST",
 
         dataType:"xml"
 
     },
 
     xsl:"xsl/service.xsl"
 
 });

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