XSLt problems - possible memory leak. Please advise
"Johnny" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.xml |
|---|---|
| Organization | Another Netscape Collabra Server User |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hey guys, First of all, sorry if any of the above is a repost/known bug. This is my first post to the NewsGroups, though I have posted quite a few bugs before. Anyhow, enough rant - here's the deal: Im writing a webmail interface that is XML/XSL based, with FireFox/Mozilla doing the front-end XSL transform. I've uncovered several issues which I believe are quite bad: - A DIV containing an IFRAME with an SRC to elsewhere shows the IFRAME alright, but with weird garbage. This is ONLY reproducible when the DIV is styled by the XSL processor. Else, the same DIV is just fine - A FORM post , when created from the XSL, spews garbage! I have both verified taht with a sniffer, and a server side PHP to echo the $_POST, and I get: Array ($_POST): ( [??u] => H [m] => [A] => [M] => x [S] => ) Again, garbage. Is this some mangled pointer? It should be noted, that here, too, the very same form , not as a result of XSL, is just fine. In fact, I verified both the above by using IEeech's "xslt viewer" plugin. Sample is up at: http://hisown.com/moz/compose.xml (XSL loads automatically) - Last but not least, for some reason <SCRIPT SRC=...> in XSLt outputs dont get included. Any ideas? I'm more than happy to help with resolving these bugs myself. If I can do anything, lemme know. Coding in PHP/XSLt is getting boring :-D Any comments, to [email protected], please Thanks, Jonathan