On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 14:02:42 GMT, David Carlisle
<davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
So i assume that the IE and the FF processors don't support the
exslt:node-set() altought i tougth that it was suficiente to declare
the xmlns:exslt="http://exslt.org/common";.
Declaring (any) extension namespace only has an effect if the processor
actually supports that extension.
But shouldn't it be possible to use then by importing then? I thought
so, altought i didn't find any node-set.xsl, altought the
documentation seems to say that it should exist...
You can replace exslt:node-set($dias)/dia by
document('')/xsl:variable[name='dias']/dia
should then work in both, although it will cause the stylesheet to be
parsed twice.
David
Well, it seems the voodoo continues, cause i've tryed that and it
doesn't work either... It never get's into the for-each. And just for
bad luck my trial verisons of a xsl debugger just finished and my f*
company just spend the money available for on-line purchases by
renewing a f* MSDN license that is of no f* use at all so i have to
wait for a week or two and i'm ashamed to ask for a new one...
How about that IE black magic of giving a error even with the variable
commented out?
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