Re: Problem with document() Function

Do you see any error messages in the error console? I wonder if we 
somehow fail to check security properly and deny access even though we 
shouldn't.

Have you tried this in a normal web page that uses normal http-urls?

It always helps with a minimal testcase.

/ Jonas

[email protected] wrote:
> I am trying to transform 2 xml files with an xslt stylesheet to html in
> a xul application but it does not work. One file I referenced with the
> method document() in the xslt file and then i apply the xslt   file
> with the xsltprocessor for the other:
> the xslt code:
>  <xsl:value-of
> select="document('thalia.xml')/Items/Item/ItemAttributes/Title"/>
> 
> and the javascript code:
>  var xsltProcessor = new XSLTProcessor();
>           // Load the xsl file
>       var xslDoc =
> loadfromChrome2("chrome://metabook/content/ergebnisse.xsl");
>     // import the xsl
>         xsltProcessor.importStylesheet(xslDoc);
>       // create  XML document
>       var respon = xsltProcessor.transformToDocument(xmlDoc);
> 
> but the document referenced with the document() function is ignored
> during the transformation, the result document contains only nodes from
> the xml document which is not referenced with document().
> 
> And i don't know why, the xml Document thalia.xml is in the same
> directory like the xslt file in chrome directory from my application. I
> tried to give the xpath in teh document() absolute too, but without
> succes.
> 
> document('chrome://metabook/content/thalia.xml')/Items/Item"
> 
>  and i also tried an absolute extern path, not an chrome path:
> 
> document('C:\Dokumente und
> Einstellungen\Ich\Anwendungsdaten\Mozilla\Profiles\default\zbp6ecm9.slt\thalia.xml')/Items/Item
> 
> the relative path and the absolute extern path are working when I test
> the xslt file with xmlspy
> 
> Do you have any ideas? What have I done wrong? 
> 
> Thanks, Ninette
>