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Hi Chris, i intent to check this out during the weekend.
09:20AM UTC on Jun 03 2009 in Sarissa
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I wouldn't worry about it, when you play with the DOM and/or strings (i.e. the serialized document) the user agent should make this transparent for you.
Unless of course this actually brings trouble to your application?
BTW this is one of the best test cases anyone has submitted here!
08:36AM UTC on May 28 2009 in Sarissa
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Hmm right, UTF-16 is, AFAIK, default on win systems. Have you tried
<xsl:output method="xml" encoding="UTF-8" />
in your XSLTs?.
08:22PM UTC on May 25 2009 in Sarissa
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Hi Axel,
Exactly. The sarissa library keeps away browser incompatibilities, the same way the sarissas [1] kept enemy soldiers away back then ;-)
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarissa
cheers,
Manos.
05:36PM UTC on May 22 2009 in Sarissa
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Callbacks do not apply to Sarissa.updateContentFromNode() cause it's always synchronous.
10:55AM UTC on May 02 2009 in Sarissa
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The prefered way to load XML docs is XMLHttpRequest [1], but to inject remote (and possibly transformed) XML in the current page the shortcut is Sarissa.updateContentFromXXXX using a URL, a DOM node or a Form.
10:53AM UTC on May 02 2009 in Sarissa
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It would be far easier to debug if an HTML page was used to figure out what's going on instead of an XSL transform result. Can we try that?.
02:39PM UTC on Apr 30 2009 in Sarissa
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Those lines are in initHome() which is called by activatePage(). The only way I see this cannot work is when the page is not yet fully loaded and thus the document.excerptinput.textfield is not available in the page DOM. Where is activatePage called from?
Also, I see relative URLs are used for JS resources. Are all of them available properly?.
09:06AM UTC on Apr 30 2009 in Sarissa
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what is the error/warning?.
12:21PM UTC on Apr 29 2009 in Sarissa
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Hello Chris,
You should be able to just ignore those two failed tests without other issues. They just check behavior on case sensitivity.
Why don't you try the latest version and let me know if you get to any actual problems :-)
12:48PM UTC on Apr 24 2009 in Sarissa
