I realize this is a tad off-topic for this board... but since you seem familiar with this library... two questions for you:
1) any idea why LIBXSLT is stripping the WIDTH and HEIGHT values off the STYLE attribute in my <SPAN> statements? It's messing up my page formatting as none of the spans...
Okay... I'm about up to my neck in trying to solve all these browser dependent issues with XML/XSLT transforms!
I like the idea of leaving the transform to the client as it nicely offloads the processing overhead that the sorting and everything else requires. However, the HUGE issues of trying...
Okay... on to bigger better problems.
I'm having a problem with Netscape 6.2 users and my XSL stylesheets. I make fairly heavy use of <DIV> tags in the transforms and use the "STYLE" attribute of those tags to locate the layouts on the screen (X,Y) and to size them.
This works as...
I have a site member who is running IE 6 both at home and at work. When he is at home, he has no problem accessing the XML/XSL pages at the site, but at work it always (every XML/XSL page without exception) results in an error message as follows (below) Anyone have a clue what might be causing...
I'm having a major layout headache using Netscape 6.2 with XSL stylesheets. I have an example here...
The plain HTML document...
http://www.marketbeasts.com/xsl/emoticons.html
The same thing via an XML document with an XSL stylesheet...
http://www.marketbeasts.com/xsl/emoticons.xml
These...
MrTom --
First, thank you for the tip.
I've been playing with it all morning and not getting anywhere. I see exactly how it is supposed to be working, and it makes perfect sense, but I am stuck on a runtime error "variable or parameter 'sorted' must evaluate to a node list"
I...
This is a re-post of my question. The original question was posted here... thread426-188079 there has been no response and I'm still stuck. Would very much appreciate it if someone could lend me a hand on this.
Given a stream of Y data elements, how can I arrange that data into an HTML table of...
This question may seem a bit naive, but it's is really troubling me. I have a data set made up of N groups of some number of images where each group will contain an unknown number of images. I need to arrange those images into tables, using a separate table for each group and then break the...
I am writing an intensive set of XSL transformations for a dynamic web site linking SQL databases to XML output and formatting the output using XSL style sheets.
OK... that's pretty run-of-the-mill.
One of the problems I am facing is coding the XSL output to the least common denominator. It's...
I have a web site heavily dependent on XML/XSL in which I am using both xsl:sort and xsl:attribute. I am having a conflict and can't seem to resolve it.
On the one hand, I can use...
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xsl">
and make use of the...
Sorry to ask such a simple question, but I've been trying to finddecent documentation on the test syntax all evening to no avail and time's wasting. What I need to do is very simple...
in 'C' syntax...
char *my_tag = "123.1";
if( atol( my_tag ) > 0.0 ) do_this();
else if ( atol(...
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