I'm doing some math with xslt to find a low number and a high number to
see which number elements you're viewing (1 to 60 of 100). In safari,
when you first load the page, you get the initial numbers correctly.
However, when firefox is loaded, i get NaN to NaN of 100. But when i go
to the next page, the numbers show up perfectly fine (61 to 100 of 100).
i find this kind of odd simply b/c i thought all the xslt was done
server side and then spit out into html. But I guess i am mistaken here.
I have tried wrapping all my values inside the number() function and
then doing the math that way, but that still didn't seem to work.
does anyone have any suggestions? has anyone else encountered this
strange behavior? could it be that since i'm selecting my values from an
@attribute that's why the NaN is showing up in Firefox?
thanks
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