document() function in XSLT1.0

Question

I want to display a xml in a IE browser directly using xslt 1.0 without any engine.I could get some code from the source xml,then I want to get the corresponding displayname to this code from a external xml named voc.xml.but I could not get the displayname following these instructions 1.define a document variable in the xsl

<xsl:variable name="voc" select="document('voc.xml')"/>

2.get the code following my own xpath and I can get the value of the variable 'paytypecode'='01'
3.find the corresponding code in the voc.xml

<xsl:variable name='mappedpaytypecode' select="$voc//systems/system[@root='CV07.10.003医疗费用来源类别代码表']/code[@value='01']"/>

4.get the displayName of this corresponding code in the voc.xml

<xsl:variable name='displayName_value' select="$mappedpaytypecode/@displayname"/>

and the voc.xml is like this

<systems>
    <system codeSystemName="CV07.10.003医疗费用来源类别代码表" root="CV07.10.003医疗费用来源类别代码表">
       <code value="01" displayname="城镇职工基本医疗保险" />
       <code value="02" displayname="城镇居民基本医疗保险" />
       <code value="03" displayname="新型农村合作医疗" />
       <code value="04" displayname="贫困救助" />
       <code value="05" displayname="商业医疗保险" />
       <code value="06" displayname="全公费" />
       <code value="07" displayname="全自费" />
       <code value="99" displayname="其他" />      
  </system> 
</systems>

1.0 and without engine.I just want to use this xslt to display the source xml in a browser — edwin_uestc, Aug 13 '12 at 03:15
Note: that there is an error in your voc.xml. The end-tag is incorrect. That may prevent your document from loading. — Sean B. Durkin, Aug 13 '12 at 08:03
do you have any idea?It seems there is nothing wrong with my code — edwin_uestc, Aug 13 '12 at 08:04

score 0 · Accepted Answer · edited May 23 '17 at 12:12

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I see three issues here:

Your sample input document is malformed. Please inspect the closing tag of the <systems> element.
XPath is case-sensitive. In your select expression for the $displayName_value variable, you have used camel-case ('@displayName'), but in your input document, you have used lower-case ('@displayname');
You did not mention the range of browsers you are testing on. If FF (desktop) or IE, you are ok. Please note that Google Chrome (desktop) will not allow local-system XSLT. This is by design. I don't know if mobile browsers support client-side XSLT or not.

IE Browser

Don't forget to use the node-set() function. References:

edited May 23 '17 at 12:12

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answered Aug 13 '12 at 08:18

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thank u.the first two is my type error.the third one browser is IE. – edwin_uestc Aug 13 '12 at 08:26
you mean I replace the xslt document function with EXSLT extension common node set? – edwin_uestc Aug 13 '12 at 09:21
No. In XSLT 1.0 (not so in 2.0), you need to convert node-sets into document tree fragments. If only using IE, then stick with the msxsl:node-set() . Otherwise use exslt:node-set() . – Sean B. Durkin Aug 13 '12 at 09:56

document() function in XSLT1.0

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