The XML would be something like this...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ARG>
<SCHEMESET>
<SCHEME>
<NAME>Argument from Position to Know</NAME>
<FORM>
<PREMISE>a is in a position to know whether A is true</PREMISE>
<PREMISE>a asserts that A is true</PREMISE>
<CONCLUSION>A is true</CONCLUSION>
</FORM>
<CQ>Is a in a position to know whether A is true?</CQ>
<CQ>Is a an honest (trustworthy, reliable) source?</CQ>
<CQ>Did a actually assert that A is true?</CQ>
</SCHEME>
</SCHEMESET>
<!-- The Text of the AML-->
<TEXT>If any journalists learn about the invasion, then the newspapers
will print the news. And if the newspapers print the news, then the invasion
will not be a secret. If the invasion is not a secret, then our troops will
not have the advantage of surprise. If we do not have the advantage of
surprise, then the enemy will be prepared. And if the enemy is prepared,
then we are likely to suffer higher casualties. But no journalists learned
about the invasion. Therefore, we are not likely to suffer higher
casualties.</TEXT>
<!-- The components of the argument-->
<AU>
<PROP identifier="C" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="367">we are likely to suffer higher
casualties</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
<REFUTATION>
<AU>
<PROP identifier="A" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="468">we are not likely to suffer higher
casualties</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
</AU>
</REFUTATION>
<CA>
<AU>
<PROP identifier="D" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="304">the enemy will be prepared</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
<CA>
<AU>
<PROP identifier="F" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="202">our troops will not have the advantage
of surprise</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
<CA>
<AU>
<PROP identifier="G" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="171">invasion is not a secret</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
<LA>
<AU>
<PROP identifier="I" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="0">If any journalists learn about
the invasion</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
<REFUTATION>
<AU>
<PROP identifier="B" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="413"> no journalists learned
about the invasion</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
</AU>
</REFUTATION>
</AU>
<AU>
<PROP identifier="H" missing="no">
<PROPTEXT offset="93">the newspapers print the
news</PROPTEXT>
</PROP>
</AU>
</LA>
</AU>
</CA>
</AU>
</CA>
</AU>
</CA>
</AU>
</ARG>
Hope this helps...
chia
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Clarke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 July 2002 13:06
To: Ctan
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Applying XSL to XML with PHP
Ctan wrote:
> I'm trying to apply XSL to XML stored in a MySQL database with PHP.
> How do I go about doing this? I've tried following the example on
> php.net but I seem to run into a lot of trouble. Here's how the code
> looks like (BTW aml is XML stored in the argument Table):
>
>
> if (! empty($searchword ))
>
> $query = "SELECT aml FROM arguments WHERE aml LIKE '%$searchword%'";
> $result = mysql_query($query) or die ("Query failed");
> $line = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC);
>
> // Create an array
> $arguments = array('/_xml'=> $line);
>
> //XSL file
> $xsl = "./sheet1.xsl";
>
> // Create an XSLT processor
> $xslthandler = xslt_create();
>
> // Perform the transformation
> $html = xslt_process( $xslthandler, 'arg:/_xml', $xsl, NULL,
> $arguments);
>
> // Detect errors
> if (!$html) die ('XSLT processing error: '.xslt_error($xslthandler));
>
> // Destroy the XSLT processor
> xslt_free($xslthandler);
>
> // Output the resulting HTML
> print $html;
>
>
> What I get on the screen is:
>
>
> Array ( [0] => "With the contents of my variable...")
>
>
> And:
>
>
> Warning: Sablotron error on line 1: XML parser error 2: syntax error
> in /home/httpd/html/ctan/resultworkingcopy2.php on line 93 XSLT
> processing
> error: XML parser error 2: syntax error
>
>
> What gives? I really need to solve this urgent. Thanks...
>
> Chia
What is the xml. There may be a content encoding problem or some other
xml issue.
Peter
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