On 8/25/2006 2:16 PM, Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
I running Cocoon 2.1.8.
I'm building a custom 404 page in Cocoon. What I want is for the error
page to display the Request URI to the user. At the moment I can only
access the value of the contextPath when it is used as the value of
the href attribute in a link <a> element. Whenever I try to access the
contextPath in any other way I get nothing.
Here is code that works, I get the request URI from the contextPath:
<a href="{$contextPath}">link</a>
The following does not work, I would get an empty p element:
<p><xsl:value-of select="$contextPath"/></p>
So I just have a general question, Can the contextPath value be used
in any way other than the href attribute, and if so, how?
Gary T. Schultz
IT Administrator
Wisconsin Dept. of Commerce
608-266-1283
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's strange. Any variable, regardless of where its value came from,
should be just as accessible via <xsl:value-of select="$contextPath"/>
as via href="{$contextPath}".
Can you show us more of your stylesheet? Presumably you're getting the
context path from the request input module in the sitemap and passing it
in to the stylesheet as a parameter?
You might also try switching XSLT processors (e.g. from Xalan to Saxon)
and see if you get an illuminating error message or if the problem goes
away.
Lars
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