Hi Scott,
My project XSLTForms (http://www.agencexml.com/xsltforms/) uses the
browser XSLT engine to transform XForms to XHML+Javascript.
Opera XSLT engine seems to have a "rigid" conformance to W3C
recommandation so it's behavior might be different from the others. What
seems to be a bug could be a correct implement...
Since I have not been confronted to a "nothing appends" situation with
Opera, I have not tried to get a command-line program...
I have not investigate it too much but I already know that Opera does
not like complex parameters for templates so I have to put those
parameters into variables to get it work.
Do you use a relative path in the processing instruction ? When not with
an HTTP server, it might cause the browser to activate some security
stuff not to allow it...
I hope it will help.
Alain COUTHURES
<agenceXML>
Bordeaux, France
Scott Trenda a écrit :
I'm doing some development on a system that generates and delivers XML with an
<?xml-stylesheet?> reference, but Opera seems to be completely ignoring the
stylesheet. I know the source and stylesheet are valid, but I can't seem to get Opera
to tell me where the problem is. Does anyone know if Opera's internal XSLT engine is
available for download anywhere, as a standalone command-line program? It would be
great for debugging purposes like mine.
~ Scott
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