I've made a basic extension for Firefox called XSL Results.
The extension currently offers the following features:
1) Displays the transformation results of a local file, URL,
currently-loaded document in Firefox, or manually-entered XML document.
2) Context menu item available to immediately grab the transformation
results of the current XML document with an already-attached stylesheet
and places the results in a textbox (achieves a similar effect as the
built-in (yet-not-as-easily-discoverable) Firefox behavior of
selecting-all on an XML document and choosing "View selection source").
3) When using the current loaded document in Firefox, even poorly-formed
HTML can be transformed, as Firefox's inner DOM representation is used
to first convert the document into a more well-formed status (though
this may not work in some cases), thus making transformation possible
(if necessarily imprecise).
4) The Convert-to-HTML button will attempt to convert an upper-cased
Firefox DOM representation of HTML (i.e., when a genuine XML document or
XHTML-served-as-application/xhtml+xml is not the current document) into
its potentially more proper or convenient lower-case form (and make some
other potential fixes affecting poorly-formed HTML).
If someone could review the extension (registration required), I can
nominate the extension to go public... Let me know if you have any
issues... I look forward to being able to share this with the wider
community as well, so please someone take a look!...
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5023
best wishes,
Brett
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