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Author: Chris Garrett
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In the previous article I showed the brute-force way of displaying your XML data using ASP, this article demonstrates a more elegant method using XSL. XSL stands for Extensible Style Language and is a way we can transform and format our XML data. For example, we can take raw XML data and output it as HTML or WML. I won't go into everything XSL can do here, just how to use the basic functions within Classic ASP.
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