I notice similar errors in lots of Google entries from non-English speaking pages, and am wondering if the errors are because of Mozilla bugs in handling different encodings. I tried saving my files with Word in UTF-8, because I usually use the Textpad editor that only saves in Windows-1252 format, but that still didn't fix it. Is UTF-8 the normal encoding?
Does anyone have an XML/XSLT example on the web that works in Mozilla with "xsl:for-each"? Another weird thing about this bug is it works in Mozilla on my local computer, but doesn't work when the page is on a remote server. I also noticed that IE works with "xsl:stylesheet" (a colon) but Mozilla needs "xsl-stylesheet" with a hyphen. Maybe it has to do with colons or hyphens?
Does anyone know how to fix this?
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I'm having troubles getting to grips with XSLT parsing in firefox. Code works fine in IE. I have been using the standard :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="name.xsl"?>
But I just get the error: Error loading stylesheet: Parsing an XSLT stylesheet failed.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
it works in Mozilla on my local computer, but doesn't work when the page is on a remote server.
What mime-type/character encoding is the server using for the XSL and XML file? When Mozilla loads the file from a local disk it'll use heuristics to decide on the character encoding. When requesting the XSL from a web server it must honour the server's mime-type/character encoding declaration.
The examples at
[w3.org...]
start with xsl:stylesheet or xsl:transform. The XML prolog (<?xml version="1.0"?> ) is optional.
In Mozilla locally, and on the server that works, the Tools -> Page Info says text/html. On the server that doesn't work it says Unknown.
