I'm in the process of evaluating/configuring XMLMind
(currently V2.11 Professional, Java 1.5.0_06) to our
XML Schema and would like to know, whether it is
worthwhile to upgrade to the newest version.  It's my
first use of the tool, I very much like what I see so
far, but there are a few glitches, and I'm wondering
whether they are usage issues - I'm not at a css
expert level, tool issues, or version issues. 
Answers, suggestions, etc. are very much appreciated
and would help me make that choice.

(1) I'm using the list pseudo-function

page:before {
    display: block;
    color: red;
    content: division(content(list(rows, 1,
                  attribute, type,
                  selection, single
                  values, "...\A\DpageTypeC)));
}

and was hoping that an document element such as

        <page type="pageTypeC">

would populate/pre-set the list.  Am I expecting too
much?

(2) I've also noticed a case-sensitivity issue, for
example

question[type="checkAll"] > choice:before {
    display: inline;
    content: check-box(attribute, isCorrect,
                  label, "", 
                  unchecked-value, "false", 
                  checked-value, "true");
}

does not impact the attribute isCorrect, but one named
iscorrect.  What could cause this?

(3) For an element such as

<graphic src="animage.jpg">
   <alt>An alt text</alt>
</graphic>

I would like to display both the image and the alt
text in the editor.  Using the content: key seems to
prevent access to the alt element. I do have a
work-around using :before, but I was wondering whether
there are other ways to access alt from the content:
value.

(4)  I was attempting to do a similar thing to (2)
using radio-button, but it would not work.  Is this a
version issue, or was I doing something wrong?

question[type="multipleChoice"] > choice:before {
    display: inline;
    content: radio-buttons(rows, 1,
                  labels, "1",
                  attribute, isCorrect,
                  selection, single);
}

Actually, in reality, I would like to use the text
content of the choice element

<question type="multipleChoice">
...
   <choice isCorrect="false">The wrong
choice.</choice>
...
</question>

and have it populated/pre-set as well.  Is this
possible?

(5) After working a while without restarting XMLMind,
images won't display anymore due to a Java heap space
issue.  Continuing freezes it up.  Is this a memory
leak in the version I'm using and fixed in V3.2?

Thanks for any help in advance.

Andreas


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