Subject: Re: [xsl] Client-side cross-platform API From: Robert Koberg <rob@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 06:52:24 -0800 |
> On Thu, 2010-02-18 at 04:31 -0700, Eric J. Bowman wrote: >> Michael Dykman wrote: >>> >>> BTW: I have enjoyed this thread knowing that I am not the only one >>> pushing XSL in the browser. Does anyone other than me think it's a >>> good idea to start a dedicated list for this domain? The discussions >>> on this list tend to center on XSL 2.0 and discussions of browser >>> quirks and the like are generally considered off-topic. >>> >> >> +1. I can't for the life of me figure out my problem, but it's >> obviously nothing I've done wrong in my XSLT code, which works in every >> browser I've tested it in. Depending on how it's called? >> >> http://charger.bisonsystems.net/xmltest/index.xht (javascript) >> http://charger.bisonsystems.net/xmltest/test.xht (xml-stylesheet) >> http://charger.bisonsystems.net/xmltest/xsl/ (has text/plain variants) >> >> It's the same *%&#^!@ code either way. If anything, I'd expect Opera >> and WebKit to agree, seeing as how they're both libxslt. Firefox just >> works, Opera only works when XSLT is called by Javascript, WebKit only >> works when an xml-stylesheet PI is used... >> >> So my question is basically "WTF?" but there's really nowhere to ask it. I haven't tried in a while, but Opera did not support the document function (I see you are using the document()). From the Opera 9.5 changelog, support for the document() was added (latest version I see is 10.10) If you comment out the document() calls, does it work in Opera? -Rob
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