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lch said:
That has nothing to do with the XSLTProcessor or Mozilla, but that is coming directly from the standard for DOM. You *always* have to import your nodes into the document first with DOM if you want to use them.
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Good to know! I guess Opera automagically imported it in the replaceChild function.
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Even though Mozilla isn't doing what you want, they're doing it very correctly here.
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I'm not necessarily as enthusiastic about the way ff did this at you are, but let's leave it at that
When I do things right, they seem to work in both Opera and Firefox.
Not so much for IE though I'm afraid jimkehn
As I mentioned before, I may rewrite the page to add support for all kinds of clients, but right now I'll continue on this track and try to keep supporting Firefox as well as Opera.
Next up I'll try to add some handling of the national spells, they are just mixed in with all the others right now which is quite annoying.
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Can you post that as a stand alone executable that we could download to our hard drive??? This looks like a really neat tool that we could use.
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That would indeed be a neat tool to have as a standalone, but quite a different beast from a web interface. Not on my roadmap I'm afraid.