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Re: problem with name="type" in html input tag
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- Subject: Re: [xsl] problem with name="type" in html input tag
- From: Jo Bourne <venus at va dot com dot au>
- Date: Mon, 14 May 2001 01:38:32 +1000
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Hi trevor,
thanks for your reply!
>1. Most likely, there is a template elsewhere in your XSL which is
>picking up the offending element. Make sure you are getting the right
>template by putting some marker text in it, and seeing that this text
>apears in the output.
other than what I sent through there are three other lines of code with the word "type", none of which refer to name="type") and all of them behaving as expected...
>2. Run the XSLT step by itself (i.e. run Xalan directly) to see if
>maybe something elsewhere in the process is picking up on name="type".
>A SAX filter or similar?
I am not sure how to do this, I will have to see if someone else on my team does.
>If that does not reveal the problem, then start cutting down the input
>and XSL so that you can give us (or the cocoon folk) a complete input
>+ XSL + output to work with. For example, in the stuff you posted you
>do not give us the definition of the key used in
>
> > <xsl:value-of select="key('field_titles', name())/@title" /> //
well, that part of the style sheet still returns the correct value either way, so I don't think the problem is there...
cheers
Jo
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Jo Bourne
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