XML too big for IE ?

[VisionMaster]

Hi, I have the following problem. I have xml parser for IE and for FF to display pictures with xsl. In FF the parser works no matter what. In IE the parser works only with a small amount of pictures parsed from a smaller xml ?How is that possible and how can I fix it?Is it possible to create a preloader page before the actual script is executed?

[Reg Edit]

the parser works only with a small amount

How does the "not working" manifest itself? Please give specific information. For instance:- Blank page- Page with stuff missing (what is missing?)- Error message (what is the message?)Then hopefully someone can help.

[VisionMaster]

How does the "not working" manifest itself? Please give specific information. For instance:- Blank page- Page with stuff missing (what is missing?)- Error message (what is the message?)Then hopefully someone can help.

I have document.getElementById("target").innerHTML = (htmll != null) ? htmll : "XSLT Failed!" which will tell me if it is empty or something is worng. But it seems that everything is OK. -I have just a blank page.-None of the pictures are displayed.-I DON'T have any error messages. Dudes, something bizzare has happened - I took my largest xml, deleted just one element of may be 100 elemnts in it, (i deleted the last one). And when I reloaded the page all the pics showed up, ofcourse except the last one. Then I just clicked "redo" at the xml to fix the XML file and then I tryed to load it again and it worked also with the last one- and it works forever, no matter if I close the IE , or if I delete the xsl and the html and copy them again it still works? and it got even more strange!!I just typed space somewhere in the xml randomly, then undo and then save. And it worked.

[boen_robot]

Try using this script to launch your transformation. Also, ensure that the larger XML is still well formed. Try with other XSLT processors too. Something on the server side I mean... if you can that is.

[VisionMaster]

(Mersi we maina , 6te go probvam po-kusno.)Thanks, I will try it out later. May be it is some bug with the parsing I'm not sure...

[VisionMaster]

Yup! That did it! Thanks boen_robot !

[VisionMaster]

And yet, still the same problem in IE :)p.s. I used the load this script http://w3schools.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=1217 but it's not working in IE unitl I do something in the XML,put a space somewhere and then delete it for example, there is no logic in that!p.p.s. It works fine in Firefox and in Netscape, why IE has to be so ........!?

[VisionMaster]

Finaly I did it! There was one line that fixed it. As boen_robot added in

xsl.validateOnParse = false;

in the XSL loading part, I've put one in the XML loading part -

xml.validateOnParse = false;

and now it works! Finally!