Subject: [xsl] Error message saying doc is not well formed, solved! From: Steve Fogel <STEVE.FOGEL@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 4 May 2011 11:34:33 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi, all... Thx for your responses. First, a plug for the Oxygen XSLT stylesheet debugger, without which I may not have ever found this. Turns out that when I took this stylesheet out of system A and plugged it into system B, it caused templates to be run out of order. It had a match attribute that was the same as the match attribute of a system B template that should have been run first. Instead, the template in this stylesheet ran first, skipping all the code that writes out the enclosing <html> and <body> tags. My plan is to attach a mode to the template in this stylesheet so I can have better control over when it runs. If anyone has a suggestion for a better way to control when this template runs, I'd be glad to hear it. (Want to still use <apply-templates>, not call-template.) Thanks again. Steve
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