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 I run a lot of XSLT's on IE and FF without any problem or diference
between then, i think bascically because i use the Sarissa library,
that supports cross-browser javascript including XML/XSLT.
By just looking at the pages in your browsers (i don't have time for
more) i suspect maybe the problem is in the output method, XML or
HTTP, but it's just a guess.
On 10/19/05, Alan Varga <aevarga@xxxxxx> wrote:
> I am trying to transform a calendar of events for several bands at my son's
> middle school. The data is XML, and a form with two radio buttons and a
> listbox determines writes two cookies which determine which band's or
> month's events I want to see. The cookie values are combined in a script
to
> form the XSL filename to use when transforming the XML file.
>
> In Explorer the result has the formatting I intended, a table with rows ,
> some color-coded for specific events. In Firefox, the result is text only,
> all run together, without any formatting applied, and using all of the XML
> records instead of my filter, e.g. in Band-Symphonic.xsl
>
> <xsl:apply-templates select="Event[Band='Symphonic']" />
>
>
> The relevant files are:
>
> http://user.mc.net/~aevarga/mmsbb/calendar/calendar.htm for results
> http://user.mc.net/~aevarga/mmsbb/calendar, view band.js
>
>
> I am writing for the following environments:
> Internet Explorer 6 SP1
> Vendor: Microsoft
> Vendor URL: http://www.microsoft.com
>
> Mozilla Firefox 1.06
> XSLT Processor Version
> Vendor: Transformiix
> Vendor URL: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xslt/
>
>
> I am using a modified version of a script written by Anton Triest which
> checks the browser to decide how to perform the transformation. His
> original script is hardcoded into the <head> of an HTML document and
accepts
> parameters from the onClick event:
>
> <body onload="Initialize(); SetParam('color','yellow');">
>
>
> Alan Divorty modified it to run with pre-set parameters, which I've
> attempted to do, but apparently not as successfully. Unfortunately, he did
> not post his code, so I am trying to follow up with him separately to
> cross-check.
>
> Subject: Re: Dynamic processing of xml file using xsl and javascript
> (200411/msg00765)
> From: ALAN DIVORTY <alan.divorty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 13:20:31 +0000 (GMT)
>
>
> Can someone with both browsers check out my page and offer a suggestion
> about how to adjust my transformation script? Your help is greatly
> appreciated. I've been thinking about this project since May and finally
> found the threads on this site last week. (Thanks to Jeni Tennison for
> pointing me to mulberry.com and the XSL List.)
>
> Alan Varga
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