Hello! I have a question (or suggestion, depending on how you look at it).
A while ago, I did something really stupid (again!) that caused me lose hours and hours of time, not to mention shorten my life by a few weeks from stress and frustration. ;-) I couldn't figure out why my transforms weren't working with namespaces. For some reason, a samespace such as "ns:tag" was being read as "local-name()='ns:tag'" with no prefix! This was causing me to not be able to do ANYTHING... (I can explain in more detail if you like.) Well, I didn't want to bother people on the list again, so I kept plugging away at the problem. Anyway, I finally noticed that the problem was due to my having included in my xsl but not noticed: <xsl:output method="html"> Now, the first thing I want to do is warn others to be careful of this "little detail" so as not to waste time like I did. If you include this instruction, it will cause everything to break if you use namespaces like I do. The second thing is that I was wondering if it would be possible to add a feature to Cocoon to simply avoid this instruction, since it should never be necessary. I realise that this should be up to the programmer, but since it should never be used by Cocoon anyway, then why not have the processor simply ignore it? Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
