>I would get the correct tree except that the <col> node was only an >open tag, there was no corresponding close tag. While trying to debug >the problem, I changed the depth to make col at the same level as >column-header and it was still broken, then I changed the name and it >worked just fine. >A grep through the source shows that the xsltc code defines "col" along >with a few other strings. Is it true ?? That's probably the list of elements specified in section 16.2 of the XSLT spec. .................David Marston
- Is <col> really a reserved element name ?? John Gentilin
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element name ?? David_Marston
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element name ?... John Gentilin
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element na... Erwin Bolwidt
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved elemen... John Gentilin
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element name ?? David_Marston
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element name ?... Gary L Peskin
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element na... John Gentilin
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved elemen... Gary L Peskin
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element name ?... Erwin Bolwidt
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved element na... Gary L Peskin
- Re: Is <col> really a reserved elemen... Erwin Bolwidt
