Re: Re: XSLT failing when DOCTYPE declaration present

On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Dave wrote: Whoah ... was this reply sent several weeks ago when I sent the original message and I'm just getting it now, or was it sent just recently? > without seeing the specifics, and assuming that PHP is never wrong (in the 4 > years i've used it, it hasn't been!)... your xml doc doesn't conform to > the DTD. if you think this isn't the case, well, double check. if you Re-read my original message, and it's painfully obvious that I did check, and that the XML did in fact conform to the DTD I used. (The XSLT was fine when the DTD was referenced locally, rather than remotely.) > still feel it is an error, you may want to email a bug issue to the > sablotron people (i'm assuming that's what you're using). Yes, I used the Sablotron extension to PHP 4.2.2. Thanks for the insightful advice .... ~Chris > "Chris Wesley" <cwwesley@udlug.org> wrote in message > > news:Pine.LNX.4.44.0211071639470.19349-100000@leftcoast.thebackrow.net... > > I'm using the xslt capabilities in PHP 4.2.2 and running into an odd > > problem. I'm transforming an XML document which has a DOCTYPE > > declaration referencing an external DTD. > > > > <!DOCTYPE RootNode SYSTEM > > "http://my.host.org/foo.dtd"> > > > > When I have xslt_process() attempt to transform the XML document, with an > > XSL document I provide, it fails. These are the errors I get back from > > xslt_error() & xslt_errno. > > error: XML parser error 4: not well-formed (invalid token). > > errno: 2 > > > > If I remove the DOCTYPE declaration from the XML, xslt_process() has no > > problem transforming the XML. > > > > If I change the DOCTYPE declaration to: > > <!DOCTYPE RootNode SYSTEM "file:///path/to/docroot/foo.dtd"> > > then xslt_process() has no problem transfoming the XML. > > > > However, I need to make this work with the external DTD reference being to > > some other host (http://other.my.host.org/foo.dtd). > > Has anyone gotten this to work properly, have any insight into the error > > information above, or know what I might have to do differently?