Sablotron

[Simone]

this (my) script i's ok:
<?php
$processor=xslt _create();
$result=xslt_pr ocess($processo r,'xsl/curriculum.xml' ,'xsl/curriculum.xsl' );
if (!$result) {
echo xslt_error($pro cessor);
}
else {echo $result;}

xslt_free($proc essor);
?>
...where files are under c:\PHP directory!

but this don't work:
<?php
$processor=xslt _create();
$path=dirname(_ _FILE__);
$tree="{$path}/xml/curriculum.xml" ;
$transform="{$p ath}/xml/curriculum.xsl" ;
$result=xslt_pr ocess($processo r,$tree,$transf orm);
if (!$result) {
echo xslt_error($pro cessor);
}
else {echo $result;}

xslt_free($proc essor);
?>
....where files are under the directory where is the script
...and the output is:

Warning: Sablotron error on line 1: XML parser error 4: not well-formed
(invalid token) in D:\siti\prove\3 _XML\php\curric ulum-sablotron.php
on line 17 (--> $result=xslt_pr ocess($processo r,$tree,$transf orm); )

XML parser error 4: not well-formed (invalid token)

where's the problem?
why Sablotron takes files only from the directory of PHP?

thank you!

Simone

[Ian P. Christian]

Re: Sablotron

Simone wrote:
[color=blue]
> this (my) script i's ok:
> <?php
> $processor=xslt _create();
>[/color]
$result=xslt_pr ocess($processo r,'xsl/curriculum.xml' ,'xsl/curriculum.xsl' );[color=blue]
> if (!$result) {
> echo xslt_error($pro cessor);
> }
> else {echo $result;}
>
> xslt_free($proc essor);
> ?>
> ..where files are under c:\PHP directory!
>
> but this don't work:
> <?php
> $processor=xslt _create();
> $path=dirname(_ _FILE__);
> $tree="{$path}/xml/curriculum.xml" ;[/color]


Why the {$path} ?
I've not seen that before, how about just putting "$path/xml..." ?

Kind Regards,

--
Ian P. Christian

[Simone]

Re: Sablotron

>[color=blue]
> Why the {$path} ?[/color]

with '{' and '}' you can put a variable into a quoted string!

look and try this example (PHP don't undersand wath's your variables):
<?php
$myname="simone ";
echo "$mynameis my name <br>";
echo "$myname is my name <br>";
?>
....and
<?php
$myname="simone ";
echo "{$myname}i s my name <br>";
?>


infact in this way:
<?php
$processor=xslt _create();
$tree=dirname(_ _FILE__)."/xml/curriculum.xml" ;
$transform=dirn ame(__FILE__)."/xml/curriculum.xsl" ;
$result=xslt_pr ocess($processo r,$tree,$transf orm);
if (!$result) {
echo xslt_error($pro cessor);
}
else {echo $result;}

xslt_free($proc essor);
?>
Sablotron don't work !

Simone

[Phil Roberts]

Re: Sablotron

With total disregard for any kind of safety measures "Simone"
<simoneNOSPAMva lenti@libero.it > leapt forth and uttered:
[color=blue]
> with '{' and '}' you can put a variable into a quoted string!
>[/color]

But you can do that with double-quoted strings anyway....

--
There is no signature.....

[Ian P. Christian]

Re: Sablotron

Phil Roberts wrote:
[color=blue]
> With total disregard for any kind of safety measures "Simone"
> <simoneNOSPAMva lenti@libero.it > leapt forth and uttered:
>[color=green]
>> with '{' and '}' you can put a variable into a quoted string!
>>[/color]
>
> But you can do that with double-quoted strings anyway....
>[/color]

I Was being rather blonde when I questioned this one ;)

$string = 'moo';
echo "this is a $string"; // will work
echo "this is a $stringwith text right after it"; // won't work
echo "this is a {$string}with text right after it"; // will work

Kind Regards,
--
Ian P. Christian