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 I think actually, the best solution to see the real XHTML output generated
by IE6 could be to use some javascript.
I'm astonished that you get the XML with this method, when do you call it ?
I suggest you make a button which display the ".innerHTML" after the page is
loaded.
Give your <BODY> element an ID such as : <BODY id="body">
and call this javascript function :
function viewXHTL()
{
var objBODY=document.getElementById("body");
alert(objBODY.innerHTML);
}
from a button : <button onclick="viewXHTL()">view XHTML DOM</button>
Does it work ?
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Daniel Joshua [mailto:daniel.joshua@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Envoye : jeudi 29 avril 2004 06:09
A : xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Objet : How to see the output of XSL in IE6 for debuging?
Hi all,
I am using XSLT to transform XML on IE6 into XHTML client-side.
It mostly works, but on occasion I would like to see the output for
debugging, so I can compare the way IE6 handles it versus doing it
server-side with saxon. So how do I view the XHTML output of IE6?
PS: I even tried to use javascript to display ".innerHTML" but got the XML
before transformation.
Regards,
Daniel
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