On Wed, Jul 20, 2005 at 02:05:29PM +0200, Richard Leopold wrote:
> [...]
> Any suggestions ?
uhm .. just a couple more questions: what happens if you
try to access your .xsl document from your browser? do
you get an apache error? If you want to use local://, make
sure your .xsl file is accessible by any browser... otherwise,
bad things (tm) may happen!
Watch also out that on most systems, by default both xml
and xsl files are of type application/xml, which means
that they cannot be put in the same directory if you
want local:// urls to work... and you are using any
mime/type related directive.
There also were a couple bugs that caused troubles. Thanks
for reporting the problem!
The patch below fixed those bugs. It has already been committed
to the TLA archive and will be made available on next public
release.
Cheers,
Carlo
--- orig/lib/modxslt-doc.c
+++ mod/lib/modxslt-doc.c
@@ -1464,7 +1464,7 @@
/* If uri_try was set by someone, parse it.
* Otherwise, build an uri starting from base */
if(uri_try == NULL) {
- uri_try=(char *)xmlBuildURI((xmlChar *)uri, (xmlChar *)doc->localurl);
+ uri_try=(char *)xmlBuildURI((xmlChar *)uri+str_size("local://"),
(xmlChar *)doc->localurl);
retval->data=mxslt_http_real_open(doc, (char *)uri_try);
xmlFree(uri_try);
} else {
@@ -1613,7 +1613,7 @@
return -1;
}
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