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Re: Problem XML Situation


Mozilla doesn't resolve the entity - but don't ask why.

If you write:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE NewsText [ <!ENTITY txt SYSTEM "news.txt"> ]>
<NewsText>test: &txt;</NewsText>

you will see only 'test: ' in the browser, but not the rest of the text from news.txt. So you will have to change your proceeding, if Mozilla doesn't resolve the entity.

Regards,

Joerg

Joel Konkle-Parker wrote:

Thanks for your advice, but this method doesn't seem to work in
Mozilla. The wrapper file I created is:

http://www.ballsome.com/test/news/news.xml

It works fine in IE, but that's not acceptable for my purposes. Any
ideas?

- -joeljkp

- ---------------------------------------
http://www.ballsome.com

Here's an example of the news.txt file I'm trying to include

If the only difference between this file and a well-formed XML
document is that it's missing a root/document element, why not just make a
wrapper for
it:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE NewsText [ <!ENTITY txt SYSTEM "news.txt"> ]>
<NewsText>&txt;</NewsText>


...and then in your stylesheet,

<xsl:copy-of select="document('wrapper.xml')/NewsText/node()"/>

- Mike

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