Re: XSLt problems - possible memory leak. Please advise

Leung WC <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.xml
Organization Another Netscape Collabra Server User
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Johnny wrote:
>   - 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

Maybe text encoding (UTF-16) issue, but I'm not sure, because you didn't
provide an example
> 
>    - 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)

Pls check lang_en.xsl and common.xsl and delete the <xsl:output line.
Since the form is submitted as UTF-16, php can't parse the data and
therefore garbage appear.

Also you have to add enctype="multipart/form-data" to your FORM tag to
attach files.

> 
>  - Last but not least, for some reason <SCRIPT SRC=...> in XSLt outputs dont
> get included. Any ideas?

Which scripts is not included? I checked w/ the DOM Inspector, that 2
scripts are included correctly (not correctly inside the <HEAD> tag though).

And the other script in lang_en.xsl is missing because you don't call
the template.

> 
>  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
> 
> 
>
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