Re: [xsl] document() can not used in IE6?

["Manfred Staudinger" <manfred.staudinger@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 02/07/07, Abel Braaksma <abel.online@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Manfred Staudinger wrote:
> > With the document() function you can fetch any XML document, _provided_
> > it comes from the _same_ domain (same in Fx and IE).
>
> not exactly the same, though. Firefox does not allow more significant
> paths. I.e., if your XSLT path is
> 'http://domain.com/mypath/xsltfiles/my.xslt', then you cannot use
> document() to open something from 'http://domain.com/yourpath'.
Seems I'm getting a bit sloppy, so thanks for you correction.

> In addition, I now suddenly remember that I once had this problem that
> the OP mentioned: using an absolute path was *always* seen as different
> domain by IE, regardless the fact that the domain is equal to the
> current domain.
Hmm, I always use relative path (Fx and IE) with the only exception
of the action attribute of html form, but no problem.

Manfred