& XSLT I'm working on a developers' framework for website
development/maintenance which amounts to having
website content in XML and applying XSLTs to get the
presentable version of the content using XML::LibXML
and XML::LibXSLT.

Long story short, some database entries may want to be
able to access other databases-- e.g. a "recent
updates" list in a sidebar on your webpages; or the
most recent entry in your weblog embedded in the main
index webpage. For one-time-only versions of this
(like the weblog) I think it'd be nice to embed some
amount of XSLT in the database rather than having the
snippet in the main template for all your webpages.

If I did this, either as a processing instruction or
in the normal element/attribute manner, is there any
way to do the equivalent of running eval() on it so it
actually does something? Am I entirely off-base in
wanting to do this?

Live well,
~wren


		
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