Re: [xsl] Troubles with libxslt in PHP again: CDATA in <scri

Hi,

On 10/13/07, Abel Braaksma <abel.online@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Martynas,
>
> Interesting how you seem to get spooky CDATA's... ;)

> Thanks for running the stylesheet. Sorry that it didn't work out as
> expected. However, a little google on "php_xsl.dll libxslt version"
> shows that with PHP and libxslt you need another method to find out what
> internal version is being used: phpinfo().

Oh, somehow I didn't think about it :) Here's what it says for 5.2.2 Win:
XSL 	enabled
libxslt Version 	1.1.17
libxslt compiled against libxml Version 	2.6.26
EXSLT 	enabled
libexslt Version 	0.8.13

and for 5.2.5 Linux:
XSL 	enabled
libxslt Version 	1.1.11
libxslt compiled against libxml Version 	2.6.16
EXSLT 	enabled
libexslt Version 	1.1.11

I wonder if they're using different versions for Win/Linux or did they
switch back to an older version...

> The only way to find out what it causing your XSLT transformation to
> behave quite radically different than what it is expected to do, is to
> try it from the commandline without any external influences.

I agree, this way we might find out if it's libxslt fault or not. But
even if we do, there is not much to do about it since I have to use
PHP XSL (and what is compiled into it) anyway :)

>
> Something starts to dawn here... Have you got, by any chance, a
> statement similar to the following in your stylesheet?
>
>    <xsl:output method="xml" cdata-section-elements="script" />
>
> Because if you do, that's the cause of all your trouble.

No, I've never used this attribute.

> > As far as I remember the Content-Type metas issue, I ran my
> > stylesheets on standalone libxslt as well but got the same results as
> > with PHP XSL.
>
> That is with method="html". Using method="xml" (or no specification,
> which will default to html because you start with <html><head> etc) will
> not output the content types at all.

But didn't we agree back then that there was a bug (non-conformant
behaviour) in libxslt? :)
I think we might just as well banging our heads on a similar libxslt
"feature" here. The "Preventing CDATA output in XHTML" thread also
makes me think so. Please take a look at it if you haven't yet :)

Martynas

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