Vincent wrote: >Hi Dave, Hi Vincent!
>> and was given an error message from IE 5.5. I did some searching >> and found that IE 5.5 doesn't support XSL: > >oh. I didn't know that. What we could for the next version is add the >XSL transformation in the test runner itself so that it will generate >HTML that will work for all browsers. As this requires an XML parser and >an XSLT engine, we would leave that as an option: for example we would >add a "transform=true" parameter on the query string. What do you think >of this? I think this would be an excellent idea. But that's just the opinion of a naive newbie. >> They recommended upgrading to IE 6, so I did. I tried it again and >> received this message: >> >> The XML page cannot be displayed >> Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error >> and then click the Refresh button, or try again later. >> -------- >> System does not support the specified encoding. >> >> >> When I view source, it looks like valid XML to me, although I'm no >> expert. What am I doing wrong? > >Not sure. There was a bug in Cactus 1.4beta where the <xml> tag came >after the <xsl> one. This is fixed in the nightly builds and will be in >the 1.4 final (that I need to get out as soon as I find 2 hours ...) > >Maybe you could send the source from your browser (view source). Not sure how well it would survive via email, I posted it here: http://www.redsquirreldesign.com/dave/tmp/cactus_output.xml Thanks, --Dave -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
