Subject: Interesting thing about IE5, anyone else seen it... From: Craig Hohlbein <CraigH@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 6 Apr 1999 18:00:52 -0400 |
I'm not really sure if this should come up here, in XSL, but it has happened while we're trying to do some stylesheet work and I'm wondering if anyone else has seen it and has developed a workaround. We have what you might call a repository of XML files, and at one point, using IE5 and data entry forms, we allow the user to pull the XML file out of our repository and apply any stylesheets that might be associated with the XML file. How we associate stylesheets with the files isn't really of importance, but doing so shows that it can be done(referring to a thread of e-mails concerning such a matter a little bit ago). When the user chooses to view the file, we, through an procedure of calls, create a stream that MSXML accepts. The stream initializes MSXML, and then we call API calls such as IXMLElement2::GettagName to retrieve the information we need. Here lies the problem, which is in Microsoft's Knowledge Base with no solution. MSXML sends back the tag names in all UPPERCASE letters, so if the tag names were originally in mixed case or lowercase letters, and the stylesheet is based upon that, it doesn't work due to case sensitivity. Now, you could say that you have to build stylesheets that check for all the possible cases, or build them to only do uppercase letters, but the stylesheets are also used elsewhere and that's not really a viable solution. We are not using DOM for this yet, mainly just the Element2 to allow for IE4 users. If switching over to DOM will fix the problems, then that's a viable solution, but I was wondering if there were any others. So, has anyone else run into this problem? And if so, have you come up with any solutions? Sorry for the length of the e-mail. Thanks for the help. Craig Hohlbein Software Engineer e: craigh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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