> When the page is requested, I want Cocoon to chech the database to find
> out
> which stylesheet to process the XML data with, and the transform it.
>
> Any ideas to how I can manage this? (Cocoon 2b2)
Hello Rune,
you could write an action which queries the DB for the right
stylesheet to use
> thanks again, now I was able to install it.
> Nevertheless the problem is still with me:
> Example 1 : Works :) (hence, sitemap is working)
> Example 2 : Nothing appears :(
> Example 3 : Nothing appears :(
>
> Is there anyone out there having the same problem ?
I remember I ha
Hi Luca,
> no way, the mail archive store the attachement, apparently, as a link to
> the message itself.
just save the link ["stylefree.tgz" (application/x-gzip)] on the page to disk and
extract the file with winzip. I have tested this on Win2000, too. It works.
> BTW, yes, I have
Luca,
> first, let me thank you for taking the time to help me;
no problem :-)
> second, I've already set up a sub-sitemap like yours (which works just fine
> for other pages).
> BTW, your attachement didn't get to me... could you please re-send it
> using a ZIP file ?
>
Hmm, my ma
Luca Morandini wrote:
> Has anyone tried to make the sample code included in this article:
> Style-free XSLT, XML.COM, Eric Van der Vlist, (
> http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2000/07/26/xslt/xsltstyle.html )
> working under cocoon 2 ?
Yes, I have a working stylefree example with cocoon2b1. Put someth
Hi Christopher,
> Would some working sample code help? You can start with a working sample
> and make small changes until you have what you need. Here's some stuff I
> made from my own working code. It doesn't do much, but it works (at least
> in 1.8.2).
thank you very much for the example. No
I have just checked out cocoon2 today and suffer the same problem.
document() returns nothing.
> Also, be sure there are no errors in your Users.xml file. I have found out
> the hard way that Cocoon silently returns nothing from document() if the
> XML file has any errors (e.g., is not well form
