If you're using XSLT from within PHP, you can pass parameters to it by XSLTProcessor::setParameter() . You'll have to declare that parameter in XSL with.
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A user can browse the site and click "Add to cart" on several items. Each item should then be stored in a session variable. The user can at all time view the items selected by clicking "View cart".
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Creating a shopping cart is rather generic... – Daniel Rikowski Mar 13 '09 at 11:53 Really unsure what you are trying to achieve. Do you want the XML data in the session? (Why would you do this?
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If you're using XSLT from within PHP, you can pass parameters to it by XSLTProcessor::setParameter(). You'll have to declare that parameter in XSL with For example... PHP: // $xsl, $xml -- DOMDocument objects $proc = new XSLTProcessor; $proc->importStyleSheet($xsl); $proc->setParameter(''/*default namespace*/, 'test_param', $aValue); $proc->setParameter('', 'session_name', session_name()); $proc->setParameter('', 'session_id', session_id()); echo $proc->transformToXML($xml); XSL: Your test parameter is: Your session name is: Your session ID is: Link with session.
I will try this! Thank you! – jorgen Mar 13 '09 at 12:36.
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