Thanks, David. I've been testing all day, and have upgraded from Opera
9.64 to 10.10, which works with all sorts of XSLT code I couldn't make
work in 9.64. Curiously, there is nothing at all in the documentation
or changelogs about XSLT, aside from adding document() in 9.5:
http://www.opera.com/docs/specs/
Rule of Thumb: Don't expect XSLT to work like you'd expect it to work,
if at all, in Opera < 10. Which is fine by me, I've never worried
about being backwards-compatible with older versions of Opera. They've
fixed the latest versions' XSLT considerably, it would appear.
It would still be nice to have a cross-browser way to get my demo
working when called via Javascript. This method would be required in
many cases, for back-compat with Opera < 10 (for those who do care). I
used the Sarissa library for my demo, which claims support for WebKit,
but I'm not sure it does.
-Eric
David Carlisle wrote:
On 21/02/2010 12:03, Eric J. Bowman wrote:
Here's what got me to cussing, whittled down quite a bit. Take a
look at line 84 of the simplified XSLT linked here (works in all
browsers but Opera):
http://charger.bisonsystems.net/xmltest/problem.xht
you don't say what exactly doesn't work but as far as I can see that
looks the same in firefox 3.6 and opera 10.10.
David
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