Hi I have a problem with XML/XSL Module version 3.03

I have an XML well formed and a XSL in the respectives folders in the root of the portal.

the conversion works fine but the problem is when i tried to show an Image. The code for the XSL:

-<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" width="560">
 -<xsl:for-each select="Empresa/Servicios/Servicio">
  -<tr>
   -<td>
    -<img src="Images/btnFlecha.jpg"  border="0" width="10" height="10"/>
   -</td>
   -<td width="560">
    -<div>
     -<xsl:value-of select="."/>
    -</div>
   -</td>
  -</tr>
 -</xsl:for-each>
-</table>

I don´t get the image working but when i use TEXT/HTML module the IMG tag

-<img src="Images/btnFlecha.jpg"  border="0" width="10" height="10"/>

works fine. Can some body help me???

the place for the image is in the root for the portal in a folder Images. Example Portals/0/Images/btnFlecha.jpg

Thanks for your help. I apreciate that

I have done what you tell me and the thing is that not work. My portal is in the root and it´s number 0. Inside that number i made a folder named IMAGES for the images inside the site.

How can i know which is the default path that the module has? Maybe is in the \DesktopModules\XML and the XSL is looking the folder Images inside that path. But i did that and still not working.

The thing is to know which path it is using

I have made others projects with XML and XSL and when i use path for images inside the XSL i always know that the src is establish in the root of the whole site. so i just use a folder Images and the the name of the image i need ex: Images/btnFlecha.jpg 

Just FYI - Never did get that to work for me, but...

I added another parameter to the module settings called MyAlias
set the value to the url of my site alias: http://localhost/mysite/portals/

Then, added the parameter to the xsl

<xsl:param name ="MyAlias"/>

Then, when I referenced an img src coded it like this:

   <img src="{$MyAlias}{$PortalId}/MyImage.jpg" border="0" width="254" height="34" alt="MyImage" />

That worked for me, though a bit kludgy. 

Rather, than go through all that fuss a bother for my local xml stuff, I include the imgURL attribute in the xml file with the text like this:

<imgURL>http://localhost/MySite/portals/0/MyImage.jpg</imgURL>

Then, I'm done with it.