Allows for automatic execution of XSLT templates for using various templates. You specify a template in your XML file by adding a <!DOCTYPE [basename]> where [basename] is a base file file name for the template. The module will then add the extension for the requested file. This allows you to fetch the same file with different templates by changing the extension. Example: accessing file.html with <!DOCTYPE template> will try to find a template named template_html.xsl and apply it to the file file.xml.

You can also override the template by adding __xsl=template.xsl to the query string. This can be useful if the file you want to make a template for printing w/o using a different extension.

Another special feature is post-processing RXML-parsing. To post-process a document, use <xsl:output> with the media-type attribute set to rxml:real/type, ie rxml:text/html for an HTML document.

 $Id: XSLTtemplate.pike,v 1.14.2.4 2005/01/03 17:01:19 kiwi Exp $ MODULE_FIRST The default style sheet to use when no other stylesheet is found. This should be a full path in the real filesystem. If non-empty, this path in the real filesystem will be prepended to all stylesheet names as specified in the DOCTYPE attribute. The name of the file to use as the XML source file for directory accesses. For example a request made to /docs/ would result in the file /docs/index.xml to be used with the default setting. If this variable is the empty string, directory requests will be ignored. When a directory request (i.e /docs/ without an explicit file name) is received, the wanted extension (which is used to locate the correct stylesheet) is unknown. This variable sets the extension to be used in those cases. Important: Do not prepend the extension with a dot! The extension of the requested file is stripped and replaced with this string to find the XML source file. I.e if the default value .xml is used and the requested file is test.html, the module would use the file test.xml as the XML source file. The extension appended to the value specified in the <!DOCTYPE> attribute. This variable is not for the default template or templates specified using the &__xsl=template syntax. If this flag is set to Yes, requests for files ending will .xml will result in the file being sent as back as text/xml without trying to find and apply a stylesheet.