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From: Mike Engelhart <mengelhart@earthtrip.com>
Subject: Re: recursive func in XSP?
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on 6/4/00 9:58 PM, Mike Engelhart at mengelhart@earthtrip.com wrote:

>> or, even simpler:
>> 
>> <xsp:expr>yourMethodCall()</xsp:expr>
>> 
>> - donald
> I thought that would give a parent document error unless you pass the page's
> Document object into the method...
> 
> mike
which actually mine would do as well :-)

it should be
Element e = yourMethodCall();
xspCurrentNode.appendChild(document.importNode(e));


Mike