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bowser compatibility, xsl templates, html output, parser
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- Subject: [xsl] bowser compatibility, xsl templates, html output, parser
- From: Meltem Kogelbauer <meltem dot kogelbauer at netdecisions dot co dot uk>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 09:08:47 +0100
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Hi All,
Recently I have discovered (perhaps it is not new at all) a very strange
thing for that I would like some opinions.
I have an xsl style sheet with sub-templates. <for-each> element is looping
through the tables.
<for-each>
<table>
</table>
</for-each>
When the tables are rendered IE shows the way it should look like;
<table>
</table>
<table>
</table>
<table>
</table>
The tables are snapped to each other w/o any break in between.
However, NS showed additional line breaks between the tables. At first
instance it looks like an html problem. In order to test it I took the
generated html from the source view and saved as pure html. And, guess what?
NS is showing it perfectly fine. So html problem is ruled out.
I am now thinking if it could be a parser problem. Somehow during the
transformtion process it creates line breaks. Does that sound sensible?
Has anyone encountered anything like that before?
Note: the parser is Xalan
Cheers
Meltem
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