Thanks, Radu. I might try TEI-L at some point for questions specific to that transformation. I got it to run by setting the corpus parameter to ${pdu}. As for the unwanted HTMLs, I'd already tried unchecking the "Open->In System Application' checkbox, but it hadn't helped. Today I figured out t...

I'm trying to run oddByExample.xsl over a folder of some 400 TEI/XML files, following Lou Burnard's instructions at http://teic.github.io/TCW/howtoGenerate.html. If I follow Lou's instructions to the letter, I get an error: "Exception thrown by URIResolver: Malformed URL ...". This is from...

Thank you for quick responses. Should be OK now, touch wood.

D

PS. Or globally edit the text element in each XML to add the attribute xml:space="preserve" (and adjust schema accordingly), then allow the original XSLT to run with indent="yes". That looks a (deceptively?) simple fix. Is there a catch?

David

Thanks, Radu. I've found this useful discussion: http://tei-l.970651.n3.nabble.com/oXygen-and-the-quot-Format-and-Indent-quot-function-td2346233.html I'm currently thinking of doing the following. (1) Reverting my XMLs to the latest version before the XSLT edit which included indent="yes"....

Hi I wrote an XSLT to edit a folder of 400+ XML documents. It was meant to adjust many elements inside teiHeader/fileDesc without changing anything substantive in the rest of the teiHeader or in the text portion. When I added indent="yes" to the XSLT, it pretty-printed the whole header of ...

Many thanks for quick reply. My preferred solution, given that the website has server-side processing, is for a suitable XSLT 2.0 processor to be used. Is there any merit in XSLT 1.0 solutions which create a new root element and a set of new elements which copy the existing elements but give them th...

Beginner's confusion about the namespace of an XML and perhaps of an XSLT. This post overlaps with several previous posts, but I couldn't be sure I'd found the appropriate fix in them. Apologies if already answered. I have a set of XML files which reference an XSLT file and a Relax NG schema, as fol...

Works a treat. Thank you.

D

We have started marking precision on some XML date elements. An invented maximal example is as follows: <date when="1815-01-06" notBefore="1814-10" notAfter="1815">6 January c1815 <precision match="@when" precision="medium"/> <precision match="@...