Re: Bug in XML/XSLT display?

Steven Scott wrote:
> I'm totally new to this whole XSL thing, so it's very possible I'm
> just doing something stupid.  However, it doesn't seem like I am.
> 
> I have an XML file and a corresponding XSL file, that I temporarily
> put at http://progoth.com/~progoth/MSISDoc.xml (and .xsl)
> 
> I have an xsl:template with a match of "field", and in the appropriate
> spot I have
> <xsl:apply-templates select="field">
>  <xsl:sort select="@name"/>
> </xsl:apply-templates>
> 
> The template is applied, the text is displayed, but the style isn't
> there (it's supposed to have <b> elements and <br/> elements, just to
> name a few, but instead it's one long run-together mess).  Just to
> clarify, the rest of the document shows up correctly, but the parts
> from the "field" template do not.  DOM Inspector shows the elements as
> being there, and highlights them in red when I select them.  When I
> CTRL-A and "View Selection Source", it shows all the formatting
> elements, I can copy and paste the output into a .html file and it
> displays perfectly (and validates @ w3.org when I change <br>'s to
> <br/>).
> 
> This XML/XSL works fine in IE6, and the output from Saxon8 seems to be
> fine, and mozilla seems to output what I want, just not display it
> correctly.
> 
> I also just added the output from View Selection Source at
> http://progoth.com/~progoth/MSISDoc.html to show what should happen.
> 
> Any feedback on this (or a pointer to a more appropriate NG) would be
> great
> 

Probably your namespace prefixes. Cannot help you more without a link to 
a sample page ;-)

hth,

Manos