How to include Javascript in xml-document?

Question

The task seems to be pretty easy: how to include a Javascript file in xml-document so that at least Opera and Firefox could actually parse it and execute the code?

Answer 1

Similar to the above, but that could error because the and ]]> portions are not valid code. If you're putting it into an XSL script, you can just as well put a JS comment mark before these beginning and ending elements.

I also have used the xsl:text element to output the portion. This portion may be a bit of cheat, but it results in well-formed XML. An example from within an xsl:choose block might be...

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Walking through the pieces...

1. Detect a tag, of course.
2. And, if you're using it in a xsl:choose block, close then xsl:when.

Only steps 2, 3, 5, & 7 actually copy the script block. The rest is busywork to make it work.

Transforming a block such as...

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Then becomes,

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Effectively preserved, and readable both by XML as well as a browser.