Hi Gav,
Den 15. sep. 2006 kl. 01.55 skrev Gav....:
I can see no traces of that message on the console, nor in any log
file.
With the 'debug string-' I get :-
cocoon://resolve.contract.html.language-variants; Line #0; Column #0;
org.w3c.dom.DOMException: HIERARCHY_REQUEST_ERR: An attempt was
made to
insert a node where it is not permitted.
And the SME no longer appears. If I remove 'debug string -' from the
Contract then words SME appears as it should.
Having now tested it further, it seems that where you put the words
'debug string -' makes a difference.
You showed it as being :-
<xsl:template match="/">
debug string -
<forrest:content>
Which is when I get the error message, moving it to :-
<xsl:template match="/">
<forrest:content>
debug string -
cures this problem and my contract now works fine again, I get the
words SME appear and the output is rendered as :
<div id="languages">
<!--+ |start language list +-->
<div class="language-variants">
SME
</div>
<!--+ |end language list +-->
</div>
Unfortunatly it also makes this script fail, removing it cured it
for me.
I had/have no such problems.'
I also had a failure of
<forrest:template xmlns:forrest="http://apache.org/forrest/
templates/1.0"
because they were separate, this may be a cut-n-paste thing on my
part if
the mail was wrapped.
Probably since I didn't have any such problems with the code:-)
Ok, but then I don't understand why it works for me then and not
for you,
The 'debug string -' is the ONLY thing I have changed to make it work
For me, have you tried removing it or moving it as above.?
Sorry for not reading your first mail better - I attributed the error
message to the TEST string I had in the pelt.fv file, not to anything
in the contract itself. It was copied from the howto-structurer-
contracts.html page, in which the debug string occurs directly after
the <xsl:template> element (but there's no <forrest:content> element
in that example).
With the correction you made above, I get the same result as you - it
works!
Thanks so far, I will now continue with the next step. I'm certain I
will be back with more questions soon:-)
Sjur
