Fuji,

it's really bad practise to render a user control using xslt, in fact, i think it's just not possible. Instead, you can always create a macro referecing your user control and put the macro onto your template.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

/Dirk

Dirk,

Thanks for pointing this out, I need to make a loop in there so how do i make this if am using only the macro?

Do i need to make this in the userControl itself?

Fuji

yes, whatever you wanted to do using the xslt, you'll have to do this in c# code, probably making use of the nodeFactory to loop through your nodes. Here's a small code snippet to get you started:

var node = new Node(1000);
var childNodes = node.Children;
foreach (var childNode in childNodes) {
  //do whatever you need to do here
}

Don't forget to add the relevant assemblies and using statements

Hope this helps.

Regards,

/Dirk

Can i used

<msxsl:script language="C#" implements-prefix="str"> 
 </msxsl:script>

in my XSLT and loop everything in here instead of looping it in my userControl??

//fuji

oh yes you can, but i thought there's some performance penalties using the inline script as it gets compiled each time you request some function from the inline script (not sure if this is still valid for the latest version, but guess it still is)

Cheers,

/Dirk

Well need to give it a try i know it works under version 4.5.1..

I'll let you know how it works. Thanks Dirk

//fuji

However is it possible to make a loop in a Template?..

//fuji

I will try this out....

//fuji

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