Hello,
Is there a way to ensue the tag is evaluated
even on an SQL error? I'd rather not set ignoreErrors to true as I do
not want the error displayed to the user.
Thanks,
-Dave
"Procek, Brett" wrote:
> Does anyone know if it's possible to view the resultant HTML code after
> XML/XSL translation. My IE browser
> is reading in an XML file from the server, then is referencing an XSL
> file. However, when viewing the
> source, all I see, ofcourse, is the XML document. Th
It is an admirable goal, but not necessarily an easy one to achieve.
The problem lies (as you pointed out) in the fact that custom tags cannot be
embedded into another one as an attribute.
I think that what you will notice as you move onward is that there are times
when you will want to have a dy
Have you tried using the jakarta xsl taglib or the transform taglib from
epesh.com? Transform your xml/xsl using those and you can view the html
output.
Aaron Oathout
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Procek, Brett wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if it's possible to view the resultant HTML code after
> XML/XS
Microsoft provides a tool for this. If you go to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/ and click 'Web Development\XML' in the
toc you will see 'Internet Explorer Tools for Validating XML and Viewing
XSLT Output'. This will give you what you want.
Clayton Webb
ShyGenius, Inc.
1318A Central Avenue
Does anyone know if it's possible to view the resultant HTML code after
XML/XSL translation. My IE browser
is reading in an XML file from the server, then is referencing an XSL
file. However, when viewing the
source, all I see, ofcourse, is the XML document. This makes things
difficult for de
Hello, to all,
I am not sure, if this is the right list for my question.
My goal is (still a goal, I'am learning JSP), to develop a web application
by _only_ using JSP Custom Tags and Beans in the JSP Pages. I want to avoid
Java Scripting.
I noticed the following: JSP Custom Tags can be used as
I had this same problem. XSL doesn't allow the '<' character as part of
HTML tag attribute values.
You can correct this problem by doing something like the following:
www.website.com
Try this out.
Brett
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Try this:
mailto:
Aaron Oathout
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McLeodUSA Ebusiness
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to create an online directory for a club I'm
> in. I want to include a mailto link with the members
> email address. I've got an xml file with th
I'm trying to create an online directory for a club I'm
in. I want to include a mailto link with the members
email address. I've got an xml file with the member
info, and an xsl file to convert it to html. Here's the
part of the xml file that's relevant:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's t
Just a thought. Is the compiler getting messed up with all of the
double quotes?
does this work?
Using single quotes for the href attribute?
HTH,
Pete
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to create an online directory for a club I'm
> in. I want to include a mailto link w
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