Ofcourse, where is
<ddd>eee</eee>
should have been
<ddd>eee</ddd>
it was just a typo...
On 8/31/05, António Mota <amsmota(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
I have this strange behaviour using XSLT in IE and FF.
I have a XML like this:
<doc>
<aaa>
<bbb>ccc</bbb>
</aaa>
<ccc>
<ddd>eee</eee>
</ccc>
</doc>
In the client (browser) i load this documento and apply a xslt so it
results in this:
<doc>
<aaa>
<bbb>ccc</bbb>
</aaa>
</doc>
Sometime later in the application, i use another xslt that uses that
document (call it "doc.xml")
<xsl:variable name="xmldoc" select="document('doc.xml')"/>
<xsl:apply-templates select="$xmldoc"/>
what happens is that teh content of the variable xmldoc is, in IE, the
original document, as i expected
<doc>
<aaa>
<bbb>ccc</bbb>
</aaa>
<ccc>
<ddd>eee</eee>
</ccc>
</doc>
but in FF i get the first transformed doc
<doc>
<aaa>
<bbb>ccc</bbb>
</aaa>
</doc>
Since i want to access the nodes on the original doc (in this example
<ccc>), in FF my app won't work.
I'm wondering what the correct behaviour should be, or is this
implementation dependent?
Thanks.
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