XSL content skip

  It seems that applying an XSL stylesheet to XML on IE5 has the

    dreadful consequence, that, should you not have a path match

    to an element, the browser silently skips over the content

    that you may have meant to display.  But what if the content

    is very important ?  It would seem that I could get into big

    trouble with my customer.   I have access to the DTD, but it

    is huge, so I did not write rules for each and every possible

    match occurrence, and there's no telling how they may re-arrange the

    document instances in the future (after me and my XSL have gone).


    Is there anyway of providing an alert of some kind when this 

    happens, or a default rule to output plain HTML tags when this

    happens ?



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