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Hi,
Jonathan Marsh writes:
> Yes, this is true. If you have "year" elements without "which" attributes
> or "event" elements without "status" elements MSXSL will generate this error
> instead of returning null. The easiest workaround in this case would be to
> make sure these attributes are always present.
>
as regards to the question, why getAttribute fails to work properly, if
any of the elements in question don't have this particular attribute.
What I did was to put it this way:
<!ATTLIST event
cat (general|...|w3c) "general"
subcat (conf|paper|...|no) "no"
status (...) "none">
so, in a way (default way) every single element has a value for this
attribute. Does this mean, msxsl doesn't check the DTD for default
values? And, if yes, is that considered to be a feature ;-) ?
Best regards,
Henning Behme
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