Thanks Axel... The second argument for the base URI in the document function
worked like a charm... in FireFox!
Unfortunately, I have no idea why it is not working in IE.
I know this is not the most appropriate forum for discussing this, but I
thought somebody could have an idea...
Here's the link, and I left the popup that shows the XML tree to help
debugging...
http://ruipaiva.dnip.net/pbnew/PictureLibrary.html
What I am doing is the following:
I have a base XML document with a list of children XML documents, including
their relative paths from the base document (The base document's relative
path is a constant). The children are included inside the parent using the
document() function.
Whenever I expand a node (please see the link), if I still have child nodes,
I also expand those children using the xpath:document () function. This
creates a relative tree structure, that I can navigate at will.
Since I am aways using relative paths to the base document, everything
should work fine.
BUT, on IE, it only seems to work on the first transformation. I suspect
that IE is not using the same base document node for every transformation it
is making, but I have no idea on why this is happening...
Can anybody help ?
If not, can anybody point me to a forum that could help ?
Thanks !
Best regards.
Rui
"Axel Hecht" <axel@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> We'd need a stripped down testcase for this, just the logic.
>
> That said, I'm not sure that this doesn't work as expected, as the baseURI
> for the document function is the stylesheet node (which doesn't change, if
> I understood you correctly). You could specify a second argument to the
> document() function giving a node to be used as baseURI.
>
> Axel
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