Did you clear the cache and restart Lenya? (I do not see anything
writing to the cache, but maybe there is more code?) Lenya caches
things erratically. I have a common.xsl which is imported by many XSL
files, and changes sometimes will not appear until Lenya is restarted,
even in a non-caching pipeline.
Yes I've cleared the cache and restarted Lenya. There is no more custom
code.
Please tell me the stars around *html* and *xml* are not in
production. (If so, the serializer would use the default, which is
probably xml.)
The stars around *html* and *xml* are not there, my email client must
have automatically inserted them there since I marked those two words bold.
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Tracing the pipeline:
The URL is like:
http://yourserver/xxx/staff/empname/profile
It uses the first match and aggregates the navigation with:
cocoon:/staff-empname
"empname" must be "asg" for your test, since you hardcoded the second
pipeline. Now we assume it was so we hit the second pipeline. It
gets the hardcoded page, does a transform, then passes back XML.
The second pipeline is hardcoded on purpose, since I have 10 staff
members and for each one of them the query string URL differs, so
ultimately I will have 10 secondary pipelines. Is this a correct line of
thought?
The first pipeline takes all the XML, does a transform, then returns HTML.
As long as your page2xhtml.xsl produces something close to HTML, this
should work fine.
With this last paragraph you wrote I detected an error in my thinking; I
removed the page2xhtml.xsl transformation from that code block and now I
get data from both pipelines. I've created a simple webpage describing
everything, accessible under http://rolando.serrado.net; I'd appreciate
if you could take a look at it and send me some feedback on what to
change under publication-sitemap.xmap in order to get the wanted result.
Thanks once again for your time, regards,
Rolando
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