Re: xsl:output method

It seems that it especially does not like running external scripts since 
as an xml application it is forbidden, funny though IE runs almost any 
instructions without or without xsl:output set, with Opera being a bit 
more fussy but Mozilla refusing outright.

I don't say this is *safer* I just think the standard hasn't yet been 
determined.

Martin Honnen wrote:
    > mozguy wrote:
>> Martin Honnen wrote:
>>> mozguy wrote:
>>>> I find that using html works with opera, but not firefox.
>>>>
>>>> Anyone know why?
>>>
>>> Can you explained what you are doing exactly and in what way it does 
>>> not work as you expect it?
>>>
> 
>> Briefly, when I used the xsl directive in opera it turns on xlinks but 
>> in mozilla all it does is make the links appear, eg no actuator.
> 
> Can you post a URL to a XML document and a stylesheet demonstrating the 
> problem?
> I don't see how xlinks (assuming you are talking about XLinks 
> http://www.w3.org/TR/xlink/) have anything to do with xsl:output 
> method="html" as XLinks are for creating links in XML while HTML has its 
> own link elements ('a', 'link').
> 
>