but IE is a huge pain because it does not read the
stylesheet changes unless you exit all instances of IE and start it up
again. I had to do this each time I commented something out to test
it.
I've found that going to
Tools > Internet Options > General tab > Temporary Internet Files fieldset
Settings > Check for newer versions...
and selecting "Every visit to the page" has fixed this in the past.
Alternately, I believe IE will do a forced refresh (bypass the cache) if
you hold down the Ctrl key while refreshing.
<xsl:template match="HtmlAttribute">
<xsl:attribute name="@name"><xsl:value-of
select="text()"/></xsl:attribute>
</xsl:template>
Not sure what you're trying to do without seeing the context, but have you
tried putting {} around @name?
FWIW I've been making extensive use of XSLT with MSXML since late 2000 and
have never had the degree of trouble you seem to have had. It's worth
creating a simple test harness using JScript to perform the transformation
directly rather than just relying on the browser; that way you have full
access to the error reporting capabilities of the XML parser and the XSLT
processor. A web browser is not intended as an XSLT development/debugging
environment; it needs to be supplemented with the proper tools.
Regards,
Nick.
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Nick Fitzsimons
http://www.nickfitz.co.uk/
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