26/40 Dynamic Filtering with XSLT & JS
- christophernmiller
- Feb 27
- 1 min read
Integrating XSLT with JavaScript can greatly enhance the interactivity of a webpage. In this example, we explore how JavaScript is used to update the content based on user-selected filters. When a user selects a car type from the navigation sidebar, the filterCars function is triggered, setting the sizeFilter parameter and reapplying the XSL stylesheet.

The XSLTProcessor transforms the XML data into HTML, displaying only the cars that match the selected filter. This seamless integration of XSLT and JavaScript provides a highly interactive and responsive user experience. Users can quickly and easily find the cars they are interested in, without the need to reload the entire webpage.
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