Thanks for verifying that my XML syntax was correct. That was what I
needed to know to finish troubleshooting.
The problem was that I had my jakarta-struts folders confused, and
changed the copy of the 1.1 XML I downloaded from the Web site
distribution, rather than the one I got from the CVS.
Now that I have the CVS running, I'll just use that one exclusively,
and save me from myself.
Martin,
I believe Craig posted that TODO item, so he would have to verify if it
is the same issue you would like to work on. It does sound like the
same thing to me. I can go ahead and add your name now, if you like.
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On 1/18/2001 at 1:06 PM Waldhoff, Rodney wrote:
Oops, that's not quite right. The resulting HTML document lists "Ted
Husted" not "<p>Ted Husted</p>". <xsl:value-of> only selects the text
nodes under the given node. If you want the <p>'s to appear, both in
<info> and in <assigned>, we should use <xsl:apply-templates> rather
than <xsl:value-of> (as long as we've got the default "copy" template,
which we do). Is the absence of the <p></p> what you meant by "that
didn't work"?
-----Original Message-----
From: Waldhoff, Rodney
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 12:56 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: 1.1 TODO
Ted,
Your first example, namely,
<task name="Better Database Support">
<info>
<p>Use a "real" database of some sort (while still making
Struts
easy to install.</p>
</info>
<assigned>
<p>Ted Husted</p>
</assigned>
</task>
looks like it works fine for me (I tried it with both XT and Xalan).
The resulting HTML document lists <p>Ted Husted</p> in the "Volunteer"
table cell.
Is this the behavior you are getting? Is this the behavior you are
expecting? Please clarify what you mean by "that didn't work".
- rlw
