[WEB4LIB]

[Roy Tennant]

This is probably a good time to remind Web4Lib readers that there is an 
XML4Lib list for which the topic below is perhaps more appropriate. 
Please see <http://lists.webjunction.org/wjlists/xml4lib/> for more information. 
Thanks,
Roy

On May 11, 2005, at 11:19 AM, Hartman, Robin wrote:

> I am trying to create an XML document patterned from another XML 
> document t=
> hat I created last year, modifying it for a new purpose. But the new 
> docume=
> nt is not working for me. When I open it with Internet Explorer (6.0), 
> I se=
> e the style sheet format (XSL), but no data appears from the XML. I 
> can eve=
> n change style sheets with a little JavaScript program. I don't get a 
> parse=
> -error message. It's all been hard-coded (dtd, xml, and all xsl files) 
> so I=
>  thought it was time to look at an XML editor or some program to 
> validate m=
> y code. I thought that Dreamweaver MX 2004 was going to help me, but 
> nothin=
> g shows up in Dreamweaver's Validation tab. I guess this means that my 
> docu=
> ment is well formed and is valid XML coding. I have been looking at 
> the cod=
> e, had someone else look at it. Went away for a month and looked at it 
> agai=
> n, but I can't see what's wrong with it.
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>  Any suggestions?
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> Robin
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> Robin R. Hartman, Associate Librarian for Systems and Technical 
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> rhartman at hiu.edu ~ (714) 879-3901, ext. 1212=20
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