xsl:output method

[mozguy]

I find that using html works with opera, but not firefox.

Anyone know why?

P.S. Glad there is a forum for this, so many general IT and web
development forums have disappeared.

[Martin Honnen]

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?

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[mozguy]

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?
>

Hi,

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.

Thank you

[Martin Honnen]

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').

[mozguy]

Hi, yes but I'm using HTML as the rendering language.

[mozguy]

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.