IFrame vs Div in WebDisplay

I spent the last couple of days trying to work out how to use the XSLT I made for displaying a JiveXML file for a web interface. I thought I would have to load the document, get the transform from the server and then manually instantiate the XSLT processor in javascript. This turns out not to be the case; because the JiveXML is associated with a stylesheet, I need only load it into an IFrame window directly from the server. In any case, changing the content of an IFrame programmatically turns out to be difficult.

It seems that Javascript cannot, however, access a local file directly from within itself: it needs to send it to the server, which then echoes it back to the web page. I gave a talk on the web display, which seemed to go very well (if people have not seen XSLT before, its effect can seem pretty amazing). A tiddlyWiki update is in preparation...

In the mean time, Richard Hawkings has asked for some help on the databases, which is exactly what I want to do. I need to familiarise myself with PyCool and look at the AtlCool console, too (todays work).