Please help! My XML won't run in Netscape, only IE

[eflanigan]

I am an intern working for USAirways.com for the summer. I am doing a little project with XML to dymanically display airport information. I have tried everything! My XML will only work in IE. I know the part that doesn't run in Netscape (7.1) but I can't fix it.

What I have are XML & XSL files. The XML file holds airport information, the XSL file dynamically displays the information. For example. In IE if you go to: http://localhost/airportList.xml?=BWI

You will be displayed with all of the airport info for Balitmore Washington International. The part that doesn't work is the javascript that takes the URL and places it into an XSL variable:
<msxsl:script language="JScript" implements-prefix="url">
<![CDATA[
function findURL(nodelist) {
return nodelist.nextNode().url;
}
]]>
</msxsl:script>

You can find my files at: http://www.usairways.com/eric/

View it with IE to see how it works. In order for the code to work, it must be running through a web server. You cannot just open the files locally in your browser.

I think it *might* have something to do with not having a <xslutput> element anywhere to declare the "cdata-section-elements".

ANY help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

- Eric

[imaginemn]

That's because IE4 allows you to parse an incoming XML document and use JavaScript to manipulate its contents and render elements. IE has the parser built in to the browser.

Netscape does not read XML files directly. What you will need to do is create a parser script in ASP, Cold Fusion, PHP or whatever programming language you are using and call the parser script to display the XML content. It's not too hard to accomplish this. I am sure if you can find free scripts online to do this.

imaginemn

[seonewbee]

I got this message in FireFox.



This is not 127.0.0.1 - your localhost.

If you are a Firefox (Mozilla) user:
set keyword.enabled to false in about:config

You can find an explanation here.
http://www.localhost.be/?dir=weblog&...d-detail&id=25

Otherwise: enter the localhost.be website here.