Re: ajax, xml and applying xslt

Thanks for the reply. The iframe one would work because it is loading
the xml in a frame, which would be like loading it directly in the
browser right?
I was having a brain fart, because even in .net you need code to
transform xml. I don't know what made me think a .net web form could
transform xml on it's own. I want to look at the loading both docs as
in your last suggestion, avoiding postbacks as much as possible. This
is for an intranet and we are a IE only shop, but there is always a
"but.." Who knows if a user wouldn't download and install mozilla
firefox. Anyway, i will hit your link you provided and possible
rethink what I am doing. Thanks again.

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