Subject: Re: Registering XML and XSL filetypes, IE5 and EXml From: "Olivier Brand" <olivier@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1999 07:20:41 -0800 |
I have tried to work with IE5.0 and XML/XSL and didn't get any result !! I am working with more advanced XSL processor as Lotusxsl, xsl:p and everything works fine. It must be something proprietary again. I have removed the <xsl:sort and <xsl:text which don't seem to be supported by IE5.0 and when I rendred y XMl page, the screen was blank ?? Any clue. "Eric E. Cohen, CPA" wrote: > As I was trying to show how XML renders in IE5 to an associate, I noticed > that XML files from the Web acted normally (creating an expandable and > collapsible tree without XSL, or being transofrmed with XSL) while those on > disk all of a sudden did not. > > After going nuts for a while, I figured out what had happened. I had loaded > the EXml editor from CueSoft, which took over XML and XSL extensions. IE5 > would not properly work with XML or XSL. After clearing the registered file > types, it all began working again. Watch out for products that want to > register those extensions! > > EXml (www.cuesoft.com) is a pretty decent product, especially for the > price. I like being able to work in visual or text modes. > > I would be pleased to correspond with anyone working on accounting-oriented > XML/XSL projects. > > Eric E. Cohen, CPA > Cohen Computer Consulting, Rochester NY > Accountant's Home Page http://www.computercpa.com > Author: Accountant's Guide to the Internet (John WIley & Sons) > > XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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