RE : $xforms-output-value$ extra row using xform:repeat

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> How To validate xForm xHtml element's and attribute's with OPS ?
> As for the rest, i have upgraded to the latest nightly build. The problem a
> reduce considerably. Now i'm stuck with one TD with the $....$ stuff. So my
> code seem to have different effect in xForm source generation depending on
> OPS versions and builds. Did you ever try to put an empty (no child element)
> repeat tag a see the result ? So looking (filediff) at the different version
> of xforms-to-ajax-xhtml.xsl, it should revel insightfull informations.
> Anyway, i will make sure that my xForms/xHtml is valid against the specs.
> How can i do that with OPS ?
> PJ
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Erik Bruchez [mailto:[hidden email]] De la part de Erik Bruchez
> Envoyé : 16 novembre, 2005 14:50
> À : [hidden email]
>  Objet : Re: [ops-users] $xforms-output-value$ extra row using xform:repeat
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> Phil Jean wrote:
> > I took away the french words because i get UTF-8 error, thus cannot use >
> sandbox. If your able to test it by putting french words (in the title >
> like : Aucun problème pour l'instant, je rêve en couleur !) and you'll > see
> OPS sandbox crash. Putting french words into instance also crashes > the
> sandbox. Are you saying that i must put an encoding tag ! Trivial >
> question, how to set up encoding into xhtml so xform sanbox does not > crash
> with UTF-8 error msg ? Remember, the UTF-8 problem as nothing to > do with
> the code generated by xforms-to-ajax-xhtml.xsl
> The answer is quite easy. Add the following at the top of your XML
> file:
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
> What happens otherwise is that the editor you are using is apparently not
> XML-aware, and uses the ISO -8859-1 encoding to write to an XML file which,
> by default, expects UTF-8. So you either keep using ISO-8859-1 and add the
> declaration above, or somehow tell your editor to use UTF-8.
> > I founded the image not explicit enought and it did not prove > anything
> except it get's rendered. Since to same code is generated > in both side's,
> i assume that it's not my form wich generate's that > extra row. You s eem
> very confident about this !
> > Probably i installed it the wrong way, or maybe misconfigured it, or >
> maybe wrongly upgraded to an unstable build. I will again install the > last
> nightly build, see and hope ! Since you ask me not to send you > e-mail
> directly, but to the group, i was wondering if somebody else in > the group
> can reproduce my problem with ops3beta3 with the files > attached to this
> e-mail. I really would like to solve this ;-)
> Uh, ok Phil, I am completely lost: I don't have any clue what problem you a
> re actually having. I see your source code, and you use xforms:repeat to
> iterate over 6 elements in your XForms instance. I run the code in the
> sandbox, and 6 rows appear quite as expected.
> > Here is the last row produced by on-line sandbox
> So what is the problem?
> > I cannot explain better. I wanted to send you snapshot's and > picture's
> of the results, but can't find snag-it. You ask for a > reproductible
> example. That's the best i can do. I will continue tu > build my app. Can
> anybody help on this !!!
> Reproducible example is good, but then it should be reproducible example of
> an issue, so that something can be done about it ;-)
> -Erik
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