Nevermind, I figured out the problem. I didn't use the new operator when
instantiating the XMLLoadObjects.
N.Demos
N. Demos wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm having problems with a custom JS object (XMLLoadObject) I designed
> to load XML and XSL files, perform an XSL transform with them and embed
> the resultant HTML fragment into the host HTML document. I designed this
> object so that I could generate and embed HTML fragments from more than
> one XML/XSL source into a single HTML document. This is done by
> instantiating an XMLLoadObject with an XML filename, an XSL filename,
> and the ID of the HTML element as arguments. Once the object is created,
> XSL Parameters can be assigned to the transformation with a member
> function. Finally the documents are loaded and transformed with call to
> the member function xmlLoad(). A distinct object must be instantiated
> for each transform. The object assigns closured member functions as
> event handlers to give access to the object's XML Document and XSL
> Document objects (member data).
>
> In the specific HTML page in which I'm having the problem
> (schedule.html), two distinct XML sources are loaded and transformed
> with two respective and distinct XSL stylesheets. One generates a simple
> menu of links. The second generates a list of class dates and times
> sorted by date and course number.
>
> When testing locally, the code worked great in MSIE. Both HTML fragments
> (menu and course list) were loaded, transformed and embeded correctly in
> the page. However, in Firefox (1.0.4) and Netscape (7.2) they did not
> render correctly. In these browsers, the menu was not displayed, while
> the course list was displayed twice (once incorrectly and below that
> correctly). The incorrect display looked like a concantination of all
> the text nodes in the Courses XML file. I believe the problem is in the
> custom javascript load object or my usage Mozilla's implementation of
> XML/XSL transformations, because if I comment out the Load Object code
> of one, the remaining HTML fragment renders correctly.
>
> When I tested remotely nothing rendered correctly in Firefox or
> Netscape, even if one load object was commented out. The URL to an index
> page of all the files is below. If anyone could take a look at this and
> give me some hints, or ideas as to what's going wrong, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> N. Demos
>
>
>
> Index of all files here:
http://ndemos.home.att.net/
>
> Notes: To view it all in action open 'schedule.html'.
> The code for 'XMLLoadObject' (the XML Load Object) is located in
> XMLLoad.js.
>
>
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