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XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have not been successful in doing so. The only solution I have found is to write it to a temp file and then use the Navigate method to load it. As the control is capable of loading it from disk, I would like to find a way to skip the save/load and just inject. Thanks,
The collapsable is nice but not required.
You said..."run the XSLT transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML". What would I used to do the transformation? Does a generic XSL exist? As the data I am working on is not known, I can't very well create a specific XSL. Thanks, Dave [quoted text, click to view] "Martin Honnen" wrote:
> > > Webbert wrote: > > > I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a data feed of > > XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have not been successful > > in doing so. > > > > The only solution I have found is to write it to a temp file and then use > > the Navigate method to load it. As the control is capable of loading it from > > disk, I would like to find a way to skip the save/load and just inject. > > What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible pretty > print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML document > in an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE > applies using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get > IE or the WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with > markup. What you could do in a .NET 2.0 application however is to run > the XSLT transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML and then > set the DocumentText property of the control. > > -- > > Martin Honnen --- MVP XML > http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
[quoted text, click to view] Webbert wrote: > I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a data feed of > XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have not been successful > in doing so. > > The only solution I have found is to write it to a temp file and then use > the Navigate method to load it. As the control is capable of loading it from > disk, I would like to find a way to skip the save/load and just inject. What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible pretty print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML document in an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE applies using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with markup. What you could do in a .NET 2.0 application however is to run the XSLT transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML and then set the DocumentText property of the control. -- Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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> Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the WebBrowser > control to do that if you have a string with markup. Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. Another remark: defaultss.xsl is not written in XSLT, as we well know. Cheers, Dimitre Novatchev [quoted text, click to view] "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> wrote in message news:eNV3DMl4GHA.696@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > > > Webbert wrote: > >> I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a data >> feed of XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have not been >> successful in doing so. The only solution I have found is to write it to >> a temp file and then use the Navigate method to load it. As the control >> is capable of loading it from disk, I would like to find a way to skip >> the save/load and just inject. > > What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible pretty > print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML document in > an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE applies > using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the > WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with markup. What you > could do in a .NET 2.0 application however is to run the XSLT > transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML and then set the > DocumentText property of the control. > > -- > > Martin Honnen --- MVP XML > http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
Dimitre,
I pulled down the Visualizer and experienced some problems. As a note to the Readme, you might want to include that if you are experiencing issues with XML files other than the ones that you provide, that they should check the property of your files. If any of the files say "unblock" then they should. This will fix the problem. Took me a while to figure this out. On to the question... If I load your Authors.xml and myDefaultss80.xml file into XML Spy and try to transform, I get an error on Line 323: <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> Invalid prefixError in XPath expression, Invalid prefix If I try to transform using .NET and the following code XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); xslt.Load( @"..\..\myDefaultss80.xsl" ); xslt.Transform( @"..\..\input.xml", @"..\..\authors.xml" ); an Exception is thrown, "Prefix 'xmlns' is not defined." Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks, Dave [quoted text, click to view] "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote:
> > Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the WebBrowser > > control to do that if you have a string with markup. > > Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. > > Another remark: defaultss.xsl is not written in XSLT, as we well know. > > Cheers, > Dimitre Novatchev > > > "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> wrote in message > news:eNV3DMl4GHA.696@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > > > > > > Webbert wrote: > > > >> I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a data > >> feed of XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have not been > >> successful in doing so. The only solution I have found is to write it to > >> a temp file and then use the Navigate method to load it. As the control > >> is capable of loading it from disk, I would like to find a way to skip > >> the save/load and just inject. > > > > What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible pretty > > print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML document in > > an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE applies > > using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the > > WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with markup. What you > > could do in a .NET 2.0 application however is to run the XSLT > > transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML and then set the > > DocumentText property of the control. > > > > -- > > > > Martin Honnen --- MVP XML > > http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ > >
[quoted text, click to view] Dimitre Novatchev wrote: >>Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the WebBrowser >>control to do that if you have a string with markup. > > > Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. Well if you use a stylesheet to transform the XML markup to HTML and then have IE render that HTML (e.g. by document.writing it with script) then it is possible. That is why I told the original poster that he can of course get the display he wants with the web browser control if he first transforms to HTML and has the web browser control display the HTML. But what the original poster is after is simply passing on a string with XML to the web browser control and have the web browser conrol automatically apply its stylesheet for XML tree pretty printing. The original poster is loading from disk to achieve that in which case he does not need to run any transformation itself or need to use script to document.write something. -- Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
Dave,
Thank you for the observed problem. The fact is that this stylesheet was converted from the original non-XSLT stylesheet used by IE. It is very old and is accepted by MSXML3 (used by IE) and MSXML4. The necessary corrections are: 1. In <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> remove all "attributes" after the first: <xsl:template match="@*"> 2. For all <xsl-apply-templates> (there are 5-6 such) with a select attribute that contains similar "ayttributes:, remove them. One could use the stylesheet of the XPath Visualizer for Mozilla, which does not contain such expressions. Cheers, Dimitre Novatchev [quoted text, click to view] "Webbert" <webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS> wrote in message news:30821DEC-EF1D-4BF4-8FF4-6DA6F7D10B0D@microsoft.com... > Dimitre, > > I pulled down the Visualizer and experienced some problems. As a note to > the > Readme, you might want to include that if you are experiencing issues with > XML files other than the ones that you provide, that they should check the > property of your files. If any of the files say "unblock" then they > should. > This will fix the problem. Took me a while to figure this out. > > On to the question... > If I load your Authors.xml and myDefaultss80.xml file into XML Spy and try > to transform, I get an error on > Line 323: <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> > Invalid prefixError in XPath expression, Invalid prefix > > If I try to transform using .NET and the following code > > XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); > xslt.Load( @"..\..\myDefaultss80.xsl" ); > xslt.Transform( @"..\..\input.xml", @"..\..\authors.xml" ); > > an Exception is thrown, "Prefix 'xmlns' is not defined." > > Any thoughts are appreciated. > > Thanks, > Dave > > > "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote: > >> > Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the WebBrowser >> > control to do that if you have a string with markup. >> >> Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. >> >> Another remark: defaultss.xsl is not written in XSLT, as we well know. >> >> Cheers, >> Dimitre Novatchev >> >> >> "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> wrote in message >> news:eNV3DMl4GHA.696@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> > >> > >> > Webbert wrote: >> > >> >> I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a data >> >> feed of XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have not >> >> been >> >> successful in doing so. The only solution I have found is to write it >> >> to >> >> a temp file and then use the Navigate method to load it. As the >> >> control >> >> is capable of loading it from disk, I would like to find a way to skip >> >> the save/load and just inject. >> > >> > What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible pretty >> > print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML document >> > in >> > an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE >> > applies >> > using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or >> > the >> > WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with markup. What >> > you >> > could do in a .NET 2.0 application however is to run the XSLT >> > transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML and then set the >> > DocumentText property of the control. >> > >> > -- >> > >> > Martin Honnen --- MVP XML >> > http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ >> >> >>
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> But what the original poster is after is simply passing on a string with > XML to the web browser control and have the web browser conrol > automatically apply its stylesheet for XML tree pretty printing. The > original poster is loading from disk to achieve that in which case he does > not need to run any transformation itself or need to use script to > document.write something. He didn't say so in his original message -- only that he wanted to avoid writing to a disk file. Of course, he has to parse the string containing the xml document and to perform an xslt transformation then feed the HTML result to the browser control. Cheers, Dimitre Novatchev [quoted text, click to view] "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> wrote in message news:umQBEXv4GHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > > > Dimitre Novatchev wrote: > >>>Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the WebBrowser >>>control to do that if you have a string with markup. >> >> >> Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. > > Well if you use a stylesheet to transform the XML markup to HTML and then > have IE render that HTML (e.g. by document.writing it with script) then it > is possible. That is why I told the original poster that he can of course > get the display he wants with the web browser control if he first > transforms to HTML and has the web browser control display the HTML. > But what the original poster is after is simply passing on a string with > XML to the web browser control and have the web browser conrol > automatically apply its stylesheet for XML tree pretty printing. The > original poster is loading from disk to achieve that in which case he does > not need to run any transformation itself or need to use script to > document.write something. > > > -- > > Martin Honnen --- MVP XML > http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
I change the match from
<xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*" > <!-- xml:space="preserve" --> to <xsl:template match="@*" > <!-- xml:space="preserve" --> and similar xsl:apply-templates from <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"/> <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> to <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/> <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> I added enable scripting for the transformer as well do to an execption being generated. XsltSettings xsltSettings = new XsltSettings( true, true ); XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); xslt.Load( @"..\..\Template\myDefaultss80.xsl", xsltSettings, null ); xslt.Transform( @"..\..\Data\authors.xml", @"..\..\Data\output.html" ); and I get an exception in this code <msxsl:script implements-prefix="vxpathuser"> <![CDATA[ function xml(node) { return node(0).xml; //now(); } An exception of type 'Microsoft.JScript.JScriptException' occurred in Microsoft.JScript.dll but was not handled in user code. Additional information: Error in the application. JScriptException ---------------- Function expected If I comment out the return statement everything works although I get no data for the node <authors xmlns:user="mynamespace"> <author> <name idd="VH"></name> <user2:name idd="VH"></user2:name> <nationality></nationality> </author> If I remove all instances of vxpathuser:xml() from the following <SPAN id="Selected" class="se"> <xsl:value-of select="vxpathuser:xml(.)"/></SPAN> to <SPAN id="Selected" class="se"> <xsl:value-of select="."/></SPAN> I get all the data but extra blank lines in the output. I have been unable to find any information on vxpathuser:xml(). I would imagine that the problem I am experiencing has something to do with my machine, but am unsure. Machine Information ========================== Windows XP SP2 MS IE v6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519 MSXML 6.0 Parser v6.00.3883.8 Any thoughts are appreciated. Dave ================================= [quoted text, click to view] "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote:
> Dave, > Thank you for the observed problem. > > The fact is that this stylesheet was converted from the original non-XSLT > stylesheet used by IE. > > It is very old and is accepted by MSXML3 (used by IE) and MSXML4. > > The necessary corrections are: > > 1. > > In > <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> > > remove all "attributes" after the first: > > <xsl:template match="@*"> > > > 2. For all <xsl-apply-templates> (there are 5-6 such) with a select > attribute that contains similar "ayttributes:, remove them. > > > One could use the stylesheet of the XPath Visualizer for Mozilla, which does > not contain such expressions. > > Cheers, > Dimitre Novatchev > > "Webbert" <webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS> wrote in message > news:30821DEC-EF1D-4BF4-8FF4-6DA6F7D10B0D@microsoft.com... > > Dimitre, > > > > I pulled down the Visualizer and experienced some problems. As a note to > > the > > Readme, you might want to include that if you are experiencing issues with > > XML files other than the ones that you provide, that they should check the > > property of your files. If any of the files say "unblock" then they > > should. > > This will fix the problem. Took me a while to figure this out. > > > > On to the question... > > If I load your Authors.xml and myDefaultss80.xml file into XML Spy and try > > to transform, I get an error on > > Line 323: <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> > > Invalid prefixError in XPath expression, Invalid prefix > > > > If I try to transform using .NET and the following code > > > > XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); > > xslt.Load( @"..\..\myDefaultss80.xsl" ); > > xslt.Transform( @"..\..\input.xml", @"..\..\authors.xml" ); > > > > an Exception is thrown, "Prefix 'xmlns' is not defined." > > > > Any thoughts are appreciated. > > > > Thanks, > > Dave > > > > > > "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote: > > > >> > Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the WebBrowser > >> > control to do that if you have a string with markup. > >> > >> Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. > >> > >> Another remark: defaultss.xsl is not written in XSLT, as we well know. > >> > >> Cheers, > >> Dimitre Novatchev > >> > >> > >> "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> wrote in message > >> news:eNV3DMl4GHA.696@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > >> > > >> > > >> > Webbert wrote: > >> > > >> >> I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a data > >> >> feed of XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have not > >> >> been > >> >> successful in doing so. The only solution I have found is to write it > >> >> to > >> >> a temp file and then use the Navigate method to load it. As the > >> >> control > >> >> is capable of loading it from disk, I would like to find a way to skip > >> >> the save/load and just inject. > >> > > >> > What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible pretty > >> > print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML document > >> > in > >> > an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE > >> > applies > >> > using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or > >> > the > >> > WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with markup. What > >> > you > >> > could do in a .NET 2.0 application however is to run the XSLT > >> > transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML and then set the > >> > DocumentText property of the control. > >> > > >> > -- > >> > > >> > Martin Honnen --- MVP XML > >> > http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ > >> > >> > >> > >
I see you want to transform this using .NET XslCompiledTransform
Please, provide an email address and I will send to you one of the newer (and yet unpublished as part of XPath Visualizer) versions of this stylesheet. I could post it here, but it is rather long and may not be of interest to other people. Cheers, Dimitre Novatchev. [quoted text, click to view] "Webbert" <webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS> wrote in message news:2CC30271-7FAE-4198-96DD-B3091948BCAE@microsoft.com... >I change the match from > <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*" > <!-- > xml:space="preserve" --> > to > <xsl:template match="@*" > <!-- xml:space="preserve" --> > > and similar xsl:apply-templates from > <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"/> > <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> > to > <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/> <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> > > > I added enable scripting for the transformer as well do to an execption > being generated. > XsltSettings xsltSettings = new XsltSettings( true, true ); > > XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); > xslt.Load( @"..\..\Template\myDefaultss80.xsl", xsltSettings, null ); > xslt.Transform( @"..\..\Data\authors.xml", @"..\..\Data\output.html" ); > > and I get an exception in this code > <msxsl:script implements-prefix="vxpathuser"> > <![CDATA[ > function xml(node) > { > return node(0).xml; //now(); > } > > > An exception of type 'Microsoft.JScript.JScriptException' occurred in > Microsoft.JScript.dll but was not handled in user code. Additional > information: Error in the application. > > JScriptException > ---------------- > Function expected > > > If I comment out the return statement everything works although I get no > data for the node > > <authors xmlns:user="mynamespace"> > <author> > <name idd="VH"></name> > <user2:name idd="VH"></user2:name> > <nationality></nationality> > </author> > > > If I remove all instances of vxpathuser:xml() from the following > <SPAN id="Selected" class="se"> <xsl:value-of > select="vxpathuser:xml(.)"/></SPAN> > to > <SPAN id="Selected" class="se"> <xsl:value-of select="."/></SPAN> > > I get all the data but extra blank lines in the output. > > I have been unable to find any information on vxpathuser:xml(). > I would imagine that the problem I am experiencing has something to do > with > my machine, but am unsure. > > > Machine Information > ========================== > Windows XP SP2 > MS IE v6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519 > MSXML 6.0 Parser v6.00.3883.8 > > > > Any thoughts are appreciated. > Dave > > ================================= > > > "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote: > >> Dave, >> Thank you for the observed problem. >> >> The fact is that this stylesheet was converted from the original non-XSLT >> stylesheet used by IE. >> >> It is very old and is accepted by MSXML3 (used by IE) and MSXML4. >> >> The necessary corrections are: >> >> 1. >> >> In >> <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> >> >> remove all "attributes" after the first: >> >> <xsl:template match="@*"> >> >> >> 2. For all <xsl-apply-templates> (there are 5-6 such) with a select >> attribute that contains similar "ayttributes:, remove them. >> >> >> One could use the stylesheet of the XPath Visualizer for Mozilla, which >> does >> not contain such expressions. >> >> Cheers, >> Dimitre Novatchev >> >> "Webbert" <webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS> wrote in message >> news:30821DEC-EF1D-4BF4-8FF4-6DA6F7D10B0D@microsoft.com... >> > Dimitre, >> > >> > I pulled down the Visualizer and experienced some problems. As a note >> > to >> > the >> > Readme, you might want to include that if you are experiencing issues >> > with >> > XML files other than the ones that you provide, that they should check >> > the >> > property of your files. If any of the files say "unblock" then they >> > should. >> > This will fix the problem. Took me a while to figure this out. >> > >> > On to the question... >> > If I load your Authors.xml and myDefaultss80.xml file into XML Spy and >> > try >> > to transform, I get an error on >> > Line 323: <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> >> > Invalid prefixError in XPath expression, Invalid prefix >> > >> > If I try to transform using .NET and the following code >> > >> > XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); >> > xslt.Load( @"..\..\myDefaultss80.xsl" ); >> > xslt.Transform( @"..\..\input.xml", @"..\..\authors.xml" ); >> > >> > an Exception is thrown, "Prefix 'xmlns' is not defined." >> > >> > Any thoughts are appreciated. >> > >> > Thanks, >> > Dave >> > >> > >> > "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote: >> > >> >> > Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the >> >> > WebBrowser >> >> > control to do that if you have a string with markup. >> >> >> >> Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. >> >> >> >> Another remark: defaultss.xsl is not written in XSLT, as we well know. >> >> >> >> Cheers, >> >> Dimitre Novatchev >> >> >> >> >> >> "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> wrote in message >> >> news:eNV3DMl4GHA.696@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > Webbert wrote: >> >> > >> >> >> I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a >> >> >> data >> >> >> feed of XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have >> >> >> not >> >> >> been >> >> >> successful in doing so. The only solution I have found is to write >> >> >> it >> >> >> to >> >> >> a temp file and then use the Navigate method to load it. As the >> >> >> control >> >> >> is capable of loading it from disk, I would like to find a way to >> >> >> skip >> >> >> the save/load and just inject. >> >> > >> >> > What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible >> >> > pretty >> >> > print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML >> >> > document >> >> > in >> >> > an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE >> >> > applies >> >> > using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or >> >> > the >> >> > WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with markup. What >> >> > you >> >> > could do in a .NET 2.0 application however is to run the XSLT >> >> > transformation with .NET to transform the XML to HTML and then set >> >> > the >> >> > DocumentText property of the control. >> >> > >> >> > -- >> >> > >> >> > Martin Honnen --- MVP XML >> >> > http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS
[quoted text, click to view] "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote:
> I see you want to transform this using .NET XslCompiledTransform > > Please, provide an email address and I will send to you one of the newer > (and yet unpublished as part of XPath Visualizer) versions of this > stylesheet. I could post it here, but it is rather long and may not be of > interest to other people. > > Cheers, > Dimitre Novatchev. > > "Webbert" <webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS> wrote in message > news:2CC30271-7FAE-4198-96DD-B3091948BCAE@microsoft.com... > >I change the match from > > <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*" > <!-- > > xml:space="preserve" --> > > to > > <xsl:template match="@*" > <!-- xml:space="preserve" --> > > > > and similar xsl:apply-templates from > > <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"/> > > <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> > > to > > <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/> <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> > > > > > > I added enable scripting for the transformer as well do to an execption > > being generated. > > XsltSettings xsltSettings = new XsltSettings( true, true ); > > > > XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); > > xslt.Load( @"..\..\Template\myDefaultss80.xsl", xsltSettings, null ); > > xslt.Transform( @"..\..\Data\authors.xml", @"..\..\Data\output.html" ); > > > > and I get an exception in this code > > <msxsl:script implements-prefix="vxpathuser"> > > <![CDATA[ > > function xml(node) > > { > > return node(0).xml; //now(); > > } > > > > > > An exception of type 'Microsoft.JScript.JScriptException' occurred in > > Microsoft.JScript.dll but was not handled in user code. Additional > > information: Error in the application. > > > > JScriptException > > ---------------- > > Function expected > > > > > > If I comment out the return statement everything works although I get no > > data for the node > > > > <authors xmlns:user="mynamespace"> > > <author> > > <name idd="VH"></name> > > <user2:name idd="VH"></user2:name> > > <nationality></nationality> > > </author> > > > > > > If I remove all instances of vxpathuser:xml() from the following > > <SPAN id="Selected" class="se"> <xsl:value-of > > select="vxpathuser:xml(.)"/></SPAN> > > to > > <SPAN id="Selected" class="se"> <xsl:value-of select="."/></SPAN> > > > > I get all the data but extra blank lines in the output. > > > > I have been unable to find any information on vxpathuser:xml(). > > I would imagine that the problem I am experiencing has something to do > > with > > my machine, but am unsure. > > > > > > Machine Information > > ========================== > > Windows XP SP2 > > MS IE v6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519 > > MSXML 6.0 Parser v6.00.3883.8 > > > > > > > > Any thoughts are appreciated. > > Dave > > > > ================================= > > > > > > "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote: > > > >> Dave, > >> Thank you for the observed problem. > >> > >> The fact is that this stylesheet was converted from the original non-XSLT > >> stylesheet used by IE. > >> > >> It is very old and is accepted by MSXML3 (used by IE) and MSXML4. > >> > >> The necessary corrections are: > >> > >> 1. > >> > >> In > >> <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> > >> > >> remove all "attributes" after the first: > >> > >> <xsl:template match="@*"> > >> > >> > >> 2. For all <xsl-apply-templates> (there are 5-6 such) with a select > >> attribute that contains similar "ayttributes:, remove them. > >> > >> > >> One could use the stylesheet of the XPath Visualizer for Mozilla, which > >> does > >> not contain such expressions. > >> > >> Cheers, > >> Dimitre Novatchev > >> > >> "Webbert" <webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS> wrote in message > >> news:30821DEC-EF1D-4BF4-8FF4-6DA6F7D10B0D@microsoft.com... > >> > Dimitre, > >> > > >> > I pulled down the Visualizer and experienced some problems. As a note > >> > to > >> > the > >> > Readme, you might want to include that if you are experiencing issues > >> > with > >> > XML files other than the ones that you provide, that they should check > >> > the > >> > property of your files. If any of the files say "unblock" then they > >> > should. > >> > This will fix the problem. Took me a while to figure this out. > >> > > >> > On to the question... > >> > If I load your Authors.xml and myDefaultss80.xml file into XML Spy and > >> > try > >> > to transform, I get an error on > >> > Line 323: <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"> > >> > Invalid prefixError in XPath expression, Invalid prefix > >> > > >> > If I try to transform using .NET and the following code > >> > > >> > XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); > >> > xslt.Load( @"..\..\myDefaultss80.xsl" ); > >> > xslt.Transform( @"..\..\input.xml", @"..\..\authors.xml" ); > >> > > >> > an Exception is thrown, "Prefix 'xmlns' is not defined." > >> > > >> > Any thoughts are appreciated. > >> > > >> > Thanks, > >> > Dave > >> > > >> > > >> > "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote: > >> > > >> >> > Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or the > >> >> > WebBrowser > >> >> > control to do that if you have a string with markup. > >> >> > >> >> Proven possible -- see the code of the XPath Visualizer for details. > >> >> > >> >> Another remark: defaultss.xsl is not written in XSLT, as we well know. > >> >> > >> >> Cheers, > >> >> Dimitre Novatchev > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> wrote in message > >> >> news:eNV3DMl4GHA.696@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > Webbert wrote: > >> >> > > >> >> >> I am trying to display XML in a WebBrowser Control. I receive a > >> >> >> data > >> >> >> feed of XML and am trying to inject it into the control. I have > >> >> >> not > >> >> >> been > >> >> >> successful in doing so. The only solution I have found is to write > >> >> >> it > >> >> >> to > >> >> >> a temp file and then use the Navigate method to load it. As the > >> >> >> control > >> >> >> is capable of loading it from disk, I would like to find a way to > >> >> >> skip > >> >> >> the save/load and just inject. > >> >> > > >> >> > What kind of "XML display" are you looking for? That collapsible > >> >> > pretty > >> >> > print of the XML source tree that you get when you load an XML > >> >> > document > >> >> > in > >> >> > an IE browser window? That is done with an XSL stylesheet that IE > >> >> > applies > >> >> > using MSXML. Unfortunately I don't think it is possible to get IE or > >> >> > the > >> >> > WebBrowser control to do that if you have a string with markup. What > >> >> > you
Works great.
Much appreciated. Cheers, Dave [quoted text, click to view] "Dimitre Novatchev" wrote:
> I see you want to transform this using .NET XslCompiledTransform > > Please, provide an email address and I will send to you one of the newer > (and yet unpublished as part of XPath Visualizer) versions of this > stylesheet. I could post it here, but it is rather long and may not be of > interest to other people. > > Cheers, > Dimitre Novatchev. > > "Webbert" <webbertsolutions@hotmail.com.REMOVE.THIS> wrote in message > news:2CC30271-7FAE-4198-96DD-B3091948BCAE@microsoft.com... > >I change the match from > > <xsl:template match="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*" > <!-- > > xml:space="preserve" --> > > to > > <xsl:template match="@*" > <!-- xml:space="preserve" --> > > > > and similar xsl:apply-templates from > > <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|@xmlns:*|@xmlns|@xml:*|@dt:*|@d2:*"/> > > <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> > > to > > <xsl:apply-templates select="@*"/> <SPAN class="m">></SPAN></DIV> > > > > > > I added enable scripting for the transformer as well do to an execption > > being generated. > > XsltSettings xsltSettings = new XsltSettings( true, true ); > > > > XslCompiledTransform xslt = new XslCompiledTransform(); > > xslt.Load( @"..\..\Template\myDefaultss80.xsl", xsltSettings, null ); > > xslt.Transform( @"..\..\Data\authors.xml", @"..\..\Data\output.html" ); > > > > and I get an exception in this code > > <msxsl:script implements-prefix="vxpathuser"> > > <
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