Markus Hoenicka wrote:
> No, the problem does not depend on where your stylesheets are installed.
> Let's look at a more contrived example. Assume the 1.68 stylesheets
> render element A in a straightforward manner using 10 lines of xslt
> code. All you want to change is to replace a comma that the template
> uses as a separator somewhere with a semicolon. You copy that ten lines
> to your customization layer and replace the comma. Now the 1.73
> stylesheets offer a vastly improved rendering of element A, using all
> bells and whistles, coded in 100 lines of xslt code. After the upgrade
> you still get your simple rendering, albeit with the semicolon. What
> Geraint asked for is the bells and whistles rendering, plus the comma
> replaced by a semicolon.
Drat. OK Markus, I retract my assumption :-)
Query how often this happens though?
I guess Geraint was just unlucky in this case.
regards
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Dave Pawson
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