Hello Jens,
> Do you see why <http://www.agencexml.com/xsltforms/flags.xml> gives an error 
> with WebKit browsers?
>
>
Thank you for pointing at this exception.

It is due to the processing of the xf:include statement (which is an 
extension...): the document node of the included document is considered 
for templates. Apparently, WebKit browsers don't treat parameters the 
same way as others do in this situation.

Actually, it is good to directly consider the document element instead.

The corresponding fix will be committed as soon as possible.

Best,

-Alain

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