Your question is a bit difficult to follow, however, I will give it a try.
There are a couple things to consider here. Your flash will need to point to a URL to retrieve the xml. In many cases, flash will only work with an XML content type, so, we will need to account for that as well. Here is what I recommend:
1: Create a template - call it whatever.... flash.xml for example.
2: Set the content type on the template to be "text/xml".... add "<% Response.ContentType = "text/xml"; %>" to the template...
3: insert your macro that generates the xml...
your xslt may look something like this....
[code]
[/code]
you can call the template using the altTemplate method...
path-to-flash.aspx?alttemplate=flash.xml
or path-to-flash.aspx/flash.xml
or path-to-flash/flash.xml.aspx
It is up to you on the caching. Since this data is not likely to change, long term caching should be sufficient. Caching by page and personalized is not necessary, as the data is the same everywhere, correct?
How to write the xslt?
flash used in XML.
Question 1: the xml using xslt get into the cache will provide the next use of it?
Question 2: How to Figure the xslt to generate?
Who can help me？
Please try to elaborate a bit on your problem.
I don't understand question 1 at all, and regarding question 2: That depends on how you've structured your content in Umbraco.
Regards
Jesper Hauge
You can contact you?
MSN？
I would like to solve this problem。
Generated map of the xml。
How to use？
Regarding using media you can check out the examples in this link:
http://blackpoint.dk/umbraco-workbench.aspx?Snippet=/umbraco-workbench/xslt/accessing-media-files.aspx
Regarding your other questions, I think you may have to explain in more details what your problems are.
Regards
ysee,
Your question is a bit difficult to follow, however, I will give it a try.
There are a couple things to consider here. Your flash will need to point to a URL to retrieve the xml. In many cases, flash will only work with an XML content type, so, we will need to account for that as well. Here is what I recommend:
1: Create a template - call it whatever.... flash.xml for example.
2: Set the content type on the template to be "text/xml".... add "<% Response.ContentType = "text/xml"; %>" to the template...
3: insert your macro that generates the xml...
your xslt may look something like this....
[code]
[/code]
you can call the template using the altTemplate method...
path-to-flash.aspx?alttemplate=flash.xml
or path-to-flash.aspx/flash.xml
or path-to-flash/flash.xml.aspx
Good luck..
Also, verify the alias casing for the xslt....
neehouse,
Thank you very much
Macro
Use XSLT file flash.xslt
Macro cache settings is the result of or xslt file cache?
Cache Period this?
Cache By Page
Cache Personalized
umbarco how the caching mechanism?
It is up to you on the caching. Since this data is not likely to change, long term caching should be sufficient. Caching by page and personalized is not necessary, as the data is the same everywhere, correct?
I tested the use of a problem!
How to generate flash.xml?
FLASH to use.
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