>  Does it mean we do not have any INLINE or INCLUDE an xml document option
>  in XSLT?

Again, it depends what you are trying to produce.
If you want to produce an HTMlL <a link (which is what you said you
wanted originally) then clearly that doesnt inline as that is not how
html works.

If you want the generated HTMl to be the result of transforming more
than one input file then XSLt can do that easily using the document()
function.

David

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