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-Erik
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-08-14 14:18 -------
! No. I'll just reopen this one. I'll try that again. Thanks!
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-Erik
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-08-14 14:18 -------
! No. I'll just reopen this one. I'll try that again. Thanks!
!
! ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-08-15 11:58 -------
! Actually I'm still not able to reproduce this. (Thought I had checked this!).
! Obviously I'm not doing something you are doing. What is the URL you are
! passing in as your input xsl? Remember, if you are using a relative URI that is
! not starting with a /, it needs to be relative to your current base. But I
! don't think that that's what you're doing because of the // you'e seeing. If it
! is starting with a / we will treat the url as an absolute path and append it
! with file://. I still can't figure out where the // is coming from. I'm
! assuming books.xsl is the included stylesheet?
! The href on the xsl:include is just a relative URL, correct? Like
! href="books.xsl"?
