John Small Berries wrote:
On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 11:42:00 +0200, Andreas Hartmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John Small Berries wrote:
Having a problem getting this to work. This works and my output document has a form with action="blah". To get this, in xslt I have a template like so: <xsl:template match="[EMAIL PROTECTED]'redisplay']"> <form method="post" name="theform" action="blah"> <xsl:apply-templates/> </form> </xsl:template>
The resulting tag looks like <form method="post" action="blah" name="theform">
However, this doesn't work: <xsl:template match="[EMAIL PROTECTED]'redisplay']"> <form method="post" name="theform" action={$contId}>
I guess you mean
<form method="post" name="theform" action="{$contId}">
Oops, yeah, that's what I have, without quotes was a typo.
<xsl:apply-templates/> </form> </xsl:template>
The resulting tag looks like <form action="" name="theform" method="post">
I have declared this at the top of my .xsl sheet: <xsl:param name="contId"/>
Did you try
<xsl:param name="contId" select="'blah'"/>
to see if the error happens on passing the parameter?
When I try to do what you suggest above, the output is still <form action=""....> Btw, if I pass in a literal it works in the stylesheet, so I know I'm matching, which I guess I'd know anyways b/c the action is going from ="redisplay" to "".
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One other thing, when Cocoon outputs my final html, the form is in the order of action, method, name. But all my xml files, and xslt have name, method, action order. Is there some bug messing up the transformation?
IIRC, the XML spec says that attribute order does not matter at all. So it's up to the transformer to choose an attribute order, it's not a bug.
Ok, just wanted to cross that off the list of possible things I was doing wrong.
-- Andreas
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