May 15th, 2005
Firefox' XSLT bug
Inane — When you parse XML with HTML data in it, say:
<some-tag>
<![CDATA[
<a href="http://www.visitask.com">
Project management resources
</a>
]]>
</some-tag>
And then apply a style akin to:
<xsl:value-of
select="."
disable-output-escaping="yes"
/>
Then you expect a link, i.e. Project management resources. This is standard W3C recommendation and best I know is it works in every browser that supports XSLT. Except for Mozilla.
Mozilla won't let you embed chunks of non-valid HTML data in XML as CDATA because it is slow to parse a document twice before rendering it; and don't expect Mozilla to do this in the future, because the devs know better than you do.




Comments on Firefox' XSLT bug
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