Sorry...read this one last..and skip the duplicates (excepting one) above

Apologies for the multiple posts, my MS client was having issues.


The change I made to the prototype.load from what was working in other 
browsers was as follows:


originally I specified:
        Document.prototype.__load__ = Document.prototype.load;
        Document.prototype.load = _Document_load;

but had to comment out the call to         //this.__load__(strURL); in 
Netscape because it was giving me a
"too much recursion error".  Now I set a global to the "old" load  (DocLoad) 
and set it as below...


function _Document_load(strURL) {
    //set the parseError to 0
    this.parseError = 0;

    //change the readyState
//    changeReadyState(this, 1);
    //change the readyState
    this.readyState = 1;

    //if there is an onreadystatechange event handler, run it
    if (this.onreadystatechange != null &&
            typeof this.onreadystatechange == "function") {
        this.onreadystatechange();
    }

    try {
        //call the original load method
        //this.__load__(strURL);
        Document.prototype.load = DocLoad;
        this.load(strURL);
        Document.prototype.load = _Document_load;

    } catch (objException) {
        //set the parseError attribute
        this.parseError = -9999999;

        //set readyState to 4, we are done loading
        changeReadyState(this, 4);
    }
}



"Seamus" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
news:[email protected]...
> Thank for the info.  In other news, I can't seem to be able to load the 
> XSL doc with the usual:
>
>            xslDoc = getDomDoc();
>            xslDoc.async = false;
>
>            xslDoc.addEventListener("load",
>                    function(evt) {_Document_onload_XSLT(xslDoc);}, false);
>            xslDoc.load(xslSourceURI);
>
> where _Document_onload_XSLT is simply :
>
>    objDOMDocument.readyState = 4;
>
>    //if there is an onreadystatechange event handler, run it
>    if (objDOMDocument.onreadystatechange != null &&
>            typeof objDOMDocument.onreadystatechange == "function") {
>        objDOMDocument.onreadystatechange();
>    }
>
> Any special Netscape way of loading docs from URIs?
>
>
>
> "Seamus" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
> news:[email protected]...
>>I know, I know...you might think it odd but I need to be able to perform 
>>XSLT transforms in Netscape 6.1 or 6.2.  I tried 6.0 but when it didn't 
>>even recognize XSLTProcessor I moved on.  I currently have a X-browser 
>>impl for this process written for Mozilla Firefox 1.0 and IE.  Netscape 
>>6.2, however, seems to have have a different API for using 
>>processors/stylesheets.  The resource I have used to this point has been:
>>
>> http://www.webreference.com/programming/javascript/domwrapper/index.html
>>
>> which states it supports Netscape 6.1+..hmmm not so much.
>>
>>
>> Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Seamus
>>
>
>