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Subject: Re: IE5.5 and Stylus Studio Author: Minollo I. Date: 27 Aug 2001 10:25 AM
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At 02:13 AM 8/27/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>From: "Wayne Hammerly"
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>I just created my first style sheet in stylus studio and ran into the same
>problem with my files -- works fine in Studio, previews fine, and IE
>doesn't display the data.
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>I checked the FAQ here and read this thread. I down loaded the
>attachments, and had the same problem as Joe.
>
>I already had the latest MSXML but got a new one anyway, and upgraded IE
>to the latest release here. Checked it on three machines -- same
>result. No data when opening the file in IE.
You should try opening the .xml file; that's the one which contains the PI
which makes IE5.5 apply the specified stylesheet before rendering the document.
>I then attempted to open both Joe's and my files in Netscape -- NO
>DATA! What's going on here?
I don't think Netscape supports "
>I'm only two days into my evaluation, but with the exception of this
>problem, Studio beats the other products we are evaluating hands down. My
>main concern now is why your browser (with an IE icon) displays fine and
>yet the IE on the same (or any of our other) machines doesn't and neither
>does Netscape.
Let me try to explain how things work here.
When you use Stylus Studio, this is what happens:
XML document---->|
XSLT stylesheet->|--StudioXSLTprocessor-->HTML/XML/txt->IEwindowInStudio
So, the processing happens in Stylus Studio, and the IE window is used to
display the resulting XML/HTML/text from the processing.
When you open the .xml file that Joe posted in IE5.5 or later, what happens is:
- IE5.5 loads the stylesheet when it finds the PI in the XML document
- XSLT is loaded and applied to the document (the processing is done by
MSXML in IE5.5)
- the processing result is rendered by IE5.5
In this second scenario, Stylus Studio doesn't do anything; it is IE5.5
which understands it needs to load a XSLT document and which does the XSLT
processing and which renders it.
If this second scenario (which only works with IE5.5) doesn't work with
you, then IE5.5 is having troubles performing the operations detailed
above. And the only reasons I can think of are installation issues. What I
know for sure is that Stylus Studio is not responsible for those problems.
Minollo
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