You need the computed constructor for text nodes. Try this:
let $css-content := "h1{background:orange}"
let $css-path := fn:concat("/css/",$user,".css")
xdmp:document-insert($css-path, text { $css-content })
All documents inserted must have a root node. If the root
is an element, then it's treated as XML. If it's a text node,
then it's a text (CLOB) document. If it's a binary node, then
it's a binary BLOB.
On Feb 29, 2008, at 3:28 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I'm planning on creating a page on our site where users can alter
certain styles defined in a personal CSS file. I'm hoping I can
create
such a CSS file dynamically and store it in the DB for future
reference.
All of my xquery experience has been to produce XML or XHTML
content, so
I'm unsure about the best way to create a text file (i.e., the CSS)
and
store it in the DB. As a quick test, I tried the following...
let $css-content := "h1{background:orange}"
let $css-path := fn:concat("/css/",$user,".css")
xdmp:document-insert($css-path, $css-content)
As expected, I get: "arg2 is not of type node()". So, how do you
create
a stand-alone text node for something like this? I'm sure there's a
simple answer, isn't there? Anyone got any suggestions?
Thanks
-- Paul
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