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Really appreciate it!

When I first read this post on the Ajaxian my very first (somewhat unkind) thought was OMG do we really…

I have added a sort function per your request. Please check the live example/ blog article for updates on sort.

Your example looks like this now:
[sort(’re’,'date’,sort_date){]

[}]

Please be aware the sort xpath is relative to the foreach xpath and is executed on each item in the foreachset to obtain the sorting set.
Also, the core sorting algo works on ’stringsort’ the function you pass in essentially converts the context node (date in this case) to a string
that can be properly sorted. the sort_date function converts a date to a 0 padded integer for example to apply stringsort.

[}]

I don’t know if this is possible but it would be mighty useful.

Thanks,
Matt k.

is the following possible:

enter template A:

<new_tag>

exit template A:

enter template B:

</new_tag>

exit template B:

JSLT outputs ‘tags’ instead of nodes. It is a text-templating language. However, it could be extend to output tags. This will probably be a lot slower (DOM api from JS is really not fast), but that method will prevent missing tag errors. Sofar i have not run into issues with forgetting a tag. Just check the output of your template in an XML parser (as always happens when generating XML) to solve the problem.

On the unreadability part, i agree that it requires some getting used to reading JSLT. However, so does XSLT. I personally find large XSLT documents very hard to read, much harder than code. Especially if they have functionality encoded in recursive logic (that should be a loop or a temporary array). I guess its just something to get used to with JSLT.