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could you help me out a little further? i tried putting that line in
mod_autoindex, but i wasn't sure exactly what it does or where to put
it. also, i did some googling and saw some mention of the function
ap_register_output_filter. is that needed in this case? do i need to
add anything to my apache2.conf file?<br>
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if you would like, i could send you my modified mod_autoindex.c file.<br>
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i appreciate your help so far and i'd really like to get this working.<br>
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-jeff<br>
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Edward Rudd wrote:
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<pre wrap="">ok, i'm not that much of a newbie... :) i know what mod_transform
does. i have it set up on my apache server, and it is able to
transform both straight xml files, and xml output from a script (i'm
using perl). let me explain a little further what i am trying to
accomplish.
i've modified the apache module mod_autoindex to output xml rather
than html/xhtml. i've tested it, and the xml it spits out is well
formed and ready to be transformed via an xsl stylesheet. i have
included the line
<?xml-stylesheet href="foo.xsl"?>
in the xml output, but the page does not render this stylesheet in the
browser. it simply spits out the xml.
so my question is, how can the xml output from my modified
mod_autoindex be transformed via mod_transform?
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Ahaha..
OK, what you are needing to do is to add an output filter after
mod_autoindex. The easiest way to do this is in mod_autoindex by adding
ap_add_output_filter("XSLT", NULL, r, r->connection);
in the handler in mod_autoindex.
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Edward Rudd wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 2005-08-02 at 16:09, Jeffrey Clark wrote:
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<pre wrap="">i'm a newbie, so go easy on me... is there a way to transform xml that
gets outputted straight to the browser from an apache module? any
information would be appreciated.
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<pre wrap="">mod_transform is an apache module that transforms XML and then sends the
transformed output to the browser. This is how the outoforder.cc website
is done.
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Jeffrey Clark
Software Engineer
Ephibian, Inc.
6021 E. Grant Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85712
Phone: 520.917.4808
Fax: 520.917.4770
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Jeffrey Clark
Software Engineer
Ephibian, Inc.
6021 E. Grant Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85712
Phone: 520.917.4808
Fax: 520.917.4770
_____________________________________________________
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.ephibian.com">http://www.ephibian.com</a> </pre>
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