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  1. abartsch
    I'm trying to set the height of my iframe according to its content but it didn't work so far. I was googling around and found some hints regarding div height to set to 100% but it could also not help. The content of the iframe is automatically filled by an PHP script which calls an XML translation. The generated HTML contains again a number of divs which are formatted via CSS. Formatting works fine but the height is limited to a default minimum size. Here comes global structure of my HTML page: <body><div id="container"> <div id="header"> </div> <div id="logo"&g
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    Thanks, boen_robot! We installed the new PHP version 5.4.5 and are going to install the new libxml2 version 2.8.0 soon. Anyway, I found a workaround i.e. now I save the modified XML file first, open the saved XML file and do the transformation finally. Here is the modified code snippet: $xml = new DOMDocument; $xml->formatOutput = true; $xml->load("xml/$hostname.log.xml"); $elements = $xml->getElementsByTagName("*"); foreach($elements as $element) { $type = $element->getAttribute('type'); $title = $element->getAttribute('title'); if($type == 'comment' or
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    Hello, my following PHP code i.e. the last line causes a segmentation fault from time to time: $xml = new DOMDocument; $xml->formatOutput = true; $xml->load("xml/$hostname.log.xml"); $elements = $xml->getElementsByTagName("*"); foreach($elements as $element) { $type = $element->getAttribute('type'); $title = $element->getAttribute('title'); if($type == 'comment' or $title == 'Installed Packages') { foreach($element->childNodes as $item) { if($item->nodeType == 4) // XML_CDATA_SECTION_NODE { $cdataWrapper = $xml->createElement("wrapper", $item->nodeV
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    Based on Martin's idea I could solve my problem: $xml = new DOMDocument; $xml->formatOutput = true; $xml->load("xml/$hostname.log.xml"); $elements = $xml->getElementsByTagName("*"); foreach($elements as $element) { foreach($element->childNodes as $item) { if( $item->nodeType == 4 ) // XML_CDATA_SECTION_NODE { $cdataWrapper = $xml->createElement("wrapper", $item->nodeValue); $element->parentNode->appendChild($cdataWrapper); // $item->parentNode->replaceChild($cdataWrapper, $item); } } } $xsl = new DOMDocument; $xsl->load("xml/wrapper.xsl"
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    Thanks, Martin! I'll try to check this out but it can take a while since I'm a beginner in PHP, too ;-)
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    I'm calling the XSLT processor using PHP. Maybe, I have some possibilities to manipulate cdata in within PHP call? Here comes the code snipet: $xml = new DOMDocument;$xml->load("xml/$hostname.log.xml");$xsl = new DOMDocument;$xsl->load("xml/results.xsl");$proc = new XSLTProcessor;$proc->importStyleSheet($xsl);print(trim($proc->transformToXML($xml))); Thanks so far!
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    In case one cannot address cdata separately using XPATH neither with XSLT 1.0 nor with 2.0 maybe you have an idea to modify the cdata within a template. I already tried XSL function like substring-before and substring-after but this does not work for me. PS: Within Perl I would implement a pattern match for "string = string" but how to do this using XSL?
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    So far I'm using version 1.0 but 2.0 could also be possible to be implemented.
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    Hi everybody, I'm new to XSLT and face a problem with cdata which is most probably a simple question for you. I have following XML input (which is mandatory): <table title="Installed Packages" separator="=" caption="true" appendix="false"> <![CDATA[Variant Name = APS]]> <![CDATA[b04hlr02a_VD = Z04Y5V641200]]> ...</table> I'd like to address each cdata line separately but I don't know how. The corresponding XSLT part looks like that: <xsl:when test="table[@title='Installed Packages']"> <tr id="trResultOK"> <td style="text-align
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