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Roshawn Dawson
Hi,
I have an asp.net app that contains a number of folders. Each folder has an aspx page in it that
utilizes the XslTransform object. The problem is with loading the desired xslt file. The xslt file
is located in the root directory of the app and is used my the pages in a few subdirectories. When
using the XslTransform object in an aspx page that's located in a subdirectory, the transform
doesn't take place. I only get an error that says the xslt file can't be located.
Is there any way around this? Must the xslt file be located in the subdirectories in order to get
things working? It seems quite strange that it should.
Thanks,
Roshawn
I have an asp.net app that contains a number of folders. Each folder has an aspx page in it that
utilizes the XslTransform object. The problem is with loading the desired xslt file. The xslt file
is located in the root directory of the app and is used my the pages in a few subdirectories. When
using the XslTransform object in an aspx page that's located in a subdirectory, the transform
doesn't take place. I only get an error that says the xslt file can't be located.
Is there any way around this? Must the xslt file be located in the subdirectories in order to get
things working? It seems quite strange that it should.
Thanks,
Roshawn