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Another JavaScript for hypertext trick from Bob DuCharme: this one uses an XSLT style sheet to convert a document with one-to-many hypertext links:

<multilink id="l001" type="foo">

    <title>Foo documentation:</title>

    <indicator> using XML Foo </indicator>

    <linkend title="XML Foo homepage"

             URI="http://www.example.org/xml/foo"/>

    <linkend title="XML Foo tutorial"

             URI="http://www.example.org/xml/foo/tutorial"/>

    <linkend title="XML Foo syntax"

             URI="http://www.example.rog/xml/foo/syntax"/>

  </multilink>

Into an HTML document that uses JavaScript to represent the multiple link targets.

I could had sworn I’d linked the earlier version of this mentioned on the XML-Hypertext list.

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