I'm still a noob in XSL. I can do some basic things like this, but I havn't really looked into it much otherwise.

I was informed that it's best to learn XPath before XSL. The only issue i'm running into there is that nothing is telling me how to apply XPat. I'm just writing lines of code with no way to test them out.

W3 School's tutorial sucks. Uses VBScript. Ugh.

I see what you're saying though. No really decent tutorials... Though XPath is really an alternate to XSL in just grabbing data from what I can see.

I'll look into it though, and write a tutorial if I can. I should probably look into it anyway.

I'm still looking into it myself. I might check wikipedia.

XML hasn't recieved the warm welcome it has so long deserved. It wasn't until recently that I bothered to learn the language (due to false information from years back). I bet not even a quarter of the coders on PB have ever even heard of XML.

Sad cause its true. I'm really just looking into XML because of AJAX.

What a coincidence. I was bored with what I was coding so Greg told me I should learn AJAX. I hadn't yet picked up XML and while I really only need to know the fundamentals, I figured i'd delve into it as far as I could.

XD

Too bad you can use responseText and get what you need.

A bit late, but that would be perfect.

What the hell is XSL and XPATH, I only know XML.