David,

What I want to do is have VFP produce an xslt/xml pair and allow me to use the xslt/xml pair to create a web version of reports. Access does this - and you end up with xml/xsl/asp pages. You can then substitute the xml and have a report that looks similar to what you have in vfp.

I have a large application with hundreds of reports - I want to make some of those reports available over the internet using a xsl transformation methodology. I just don't want to try to create the xsl by hand.

Thoughts?

TIA!
Wayne


>Wayne,
>
>>I want to get VFP to create the XSLT... can I do it?
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>Your question is a little bit "sparse" on details, but if you're looking for the default XSLT in HTMLListener, look at the GetDefaultUserXSLTAsString method.
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>You can substitute your own XSLT by simply pointing to an XSLT file in the XSLTUserProcessor property after instantiating an HTMLListener from the FFC\_reportlistener.vcx. For example, here is how I substituted a slightly-modified version of the default XSLT to set the background color to yellow (ewwwww!). It wasn't pretty, but it worked. :-)

oHtml.XsltProcessorUser = ".\Yellow.xslt"

Maybe that will point you in the right direction.