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Subject: XSL Wysiwyg problem Author: Jeff Connacher Date: 11 Mar 2003 07:50 AM
Looking at the discussion around this topic it is easy to see how one loses pieces of the XML. I have a similar problem in the	tag in a table. The "rowspan" attribute renders correctly when going from XSLT source to WYSIWYG but on returning the rowspan attribute simply disappears. This is quite annoying - how quickly is this likely to be fixed ?

Jeff Connacher

Subject: XSL Wysiwyg problem
Author: Jeff Connacher
Date: 11 Mar 2003 07:59 AM

Just a further point - while you talk about having to reconstruct the XML/XSL from the WYSIWYG view what is interesting is that if I put in an erroneous attribute like z="a" this does not get discarded although my rowspan does ?

Minollo I.

Subject: Re: XSL Wysiwyg problem
Author: Minollo I.
Date: 17 Mar 2003 03:58 PM

This problem has been addressed in 4.6 BL103s, now available from:
http://www.stylusstudio.com/update (4.x section)

Thanks for reporting this issue,
Minollo

Minollo I.

Subject: Re: XSL Wysiwyg problem
Author: Minollo I.
Date: 11 Mar 2003 11:53 PM

Hi Jeff.
The problem is caused by one of the several unexpected behaviors of IE:
rowspan is not exposed by the HTML DOM, but it's only accessible through a
call to a special method... We have fixed the problem, and we are running
tests; we are planning to make an updated build available at the end of the
current week.

Thanks,
Minollo

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