If you want to use these modules, you must specify the relevant compilation parameters at compile time.
 
This module is a filter that transforms an XML response through an XSLT template.
To use this module, you must specify the following compilation parameters at compile time (0.7.8 version available):
./configure--with-http_xslt_module
Sample configuration:
Location/{xml_entities/site/dtd/entities.dtd; xslt_stylesheet/site/xslt/one.xslt param=value; Xslt_stylesheet/ SITE/XSLT/TWO.XSLT;
Instructions
 
Xml_entities
 
Syntax: Xml_entities <path<
Default value: No
Working with fields: HTTP, server, location
Specifies a DTD file (an XML entity) that describes the underlying XML document markup, and cannot specify an entity for the XML being processed for technical reasons, but uses this DTD file, where it is not necessary to specify the structure for the processed XML, just to declare the basic XML document markup. As:
<! ENTITY of nbsp "" <
Xslt_stylesheet
 
Syntax: xslt_stylesheet template [parameter[[parameter ...]]
Default value: No
Working with fields: HTTP, server, location
Specifies an XSLT template that uses its own parameters, which are specified as follows:
Param=value
You can specify any parameters for each line, use ":" to separate each argument, if the argument itself contains the ":" character, replace it with "%3a," and if you apply single or double quotes when applying string parameters that contain non-numeric and characters, and refer to them as dependent on the libxslt. As:
Param1= ' http%3a//www.example.com ': param2=value2
You can use variables in parameters, and the entity fields of parameters can be replaced with one variable:
Location/{xslt_stylesheet/site/xslt/one.xslt $arg _xslt_params param1= ' $value 1 ': Param2=value2 param3=value3;}
You can specify multiple templates.
 
Xslt_types
 
Syntax: Xslt_types mime-type [Mime-type ...]
Default value: Xslt_types by
Working with fields: HTTP, server, location
You can have it handle MIME types other than "by," and if the output mode of XSLT is HTML, then the MIME type of the answer will be modified to "HTML".