Yes, I was missing a print at the end of the loop, since this is
dynamically generated from a DB.  Thank you for pointing this out!

Jeremie Miller
jer@xxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.jeremie.com/


On Wed, 18 Feb 1998, Serres, Doug wrote:

> 
> 
> Jeremie Miller wrote:
> 
> > I've been collecting some XSL links in my hybrid virtual bookmark at:
> >     http://www.jeremie.com/JS/XSL/all.html
> > which is also available in XML and soon will have an XSL stylesheet to
> > render the XML(via my JavaScript based XSL parser).  It's more of an
> > experiment in applying the technology to a common use.  Comments welcome...
> 
> Hi Jeremie,
> 
> In looking at the xml you produce in your "Jumpstarts" page I've noticed what
> appears to be a well-formedness error:
> 
> <?xml version="1.0"?>
> <jumpstart name='XSL'>
> 
> <resource id='34ea65f953a37'>
>     <url>http://www.ArborText.com/xslwp.html</url>
>     <title>Placing XSL into perspective</title>
>     <added epoch='887781969'>02/98/17 22:06:09</added>
>     <description>An article introducing XSL and it's relation to XML, by Paul
> Grosso of ArborText.</description>
>     <type>Articles</type>
>     <content>Static</content>
>     <audience>Intermediate</audience>
>     <value>Important</value>
>     <popularity>3</popularity>
>     <keywords>
>         <k>ArborText</k>
>         <k>article</k>
>         <k>XSL</k>
>     </keywords>
> 
> <resource id='34ea6703a491a'>
> [snip]
>     </keywords>
> 
> </jumpstart>
> 
> Unless I missed something -- which is very possible -- you should have a
> </resource> end tag to match each opening tag.
> 
> --
> Doug Serres
> Junior Developer - R&D
> Hummingbird/Andyne
> e-mail: dserres@xxxxxxxxxx
> 
> 
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