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Asked: 2026-05-11T13:58:50+00:00

I have an XSLT with a C# script in it: <msxsl:script language=C# implements-prefix=user> <msxsl:using

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I have an XSLT with a C# script in it:

<msxsl:script language='C#' implements-prefix='user'>   <msxsl:using namespace='System.Xml'/>   <msxsl:using namespace='System.Xml.XPath'/>   <![CDATA[     public string GetMenuPath(XPathNodeIterator node)     {              XPathNavigator dataSourceNode = node.Current;       return dataSourceNode.Name;     }   ]]> </msxsl:script>

And somewhere in the XSLT this function is called:

<xsl:value-of select='user:GetMenuPath(current())'/>

But as I try to run the XSLT transformation on the XML input (the input does not matter), it stop immediately with the error ‘msxsl:script cannot be empty’.

I have absolutely no idea why… I use nxslt with .NET Framework.

Thank you for help !

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  1. Thank you for your answers, I found out the origin of the problem now. It was because I was using the ‘style’ tag instead of ‘nxslt’ for calling the XSLT transformation. ‘style’ works as long as there is no extension script.

    <nxslt style='transformation.xsl' in='input.xml' out='output.xls' verbose='true'>
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