No, That's not what I meant. I test the xsl sheet using a stand alone xml
file as well. But the filter javascript only works when I remove the
entries
to load the xsl file from the document object and load it from a file
located on the file system instead like this (same thing for the xml
file):
Well, unfortunately, since I can't reproduce the problem (it works fine
loading the XSLT from the document object on my version of IE6) I am not
sure what to suggest, other than double checking your MSXML parser with your
browser. A quick, easy way to do that is to use Chris Bayes' browser
sniffer:
http://www.bayes.co.uk/xml/utils/msxml_sniffer.htm
Then, if it is clear it is not a problem with your browser, you may have to
repost your question and start all over again, from the beginning, so people
can follow the problem, since this thread has gotton so long. Also, post to
the MS-specific newsgroups.
Cheers,
Chuck White
Author, Mastering XSLT, Sybex Books
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