The <a> element cannot be empty in the Navigation Prototype XSLT script. This can
easily be reproduced simply by creating an XSLT file using the
"Navigation Prototype" selection from the dropdown, removing the
<xsl:value-of select="@nodeName"/>, inserting the analogous Macro
into a template, and then letting 'er rip in a browser. Check out the
HTML. Strange.....
I moved your post to the XSLT section as it didn't seem right in the Google Maps project section.
Does it produce an error message or just render strangely? If it's the latter it might well be a browser issue, if so you could try putting an XSL:IF statement around the @nodeName and then returning a " & n b s p; " if the @nodeName is blank.
Navigation Prototype
The <a> element cannot be empty in the Navigation Prototype XSLT script. This can easily be reproduced simply by creating an XSLT file using the "Navigation Prototype" selection from the dropdown, removing the <xsl:value-of select="@nodeName"/>, inserting the analogous Macro into a template, and then letting 'er rip in a browser. Check out the HTML. Strange.....
//Garrett
Hi Garrett,
I moved your post to the XSLT section as it didn't seem right in the Google Maps project section.
Does it produce an error message or just render strangely? If it's the latter it might well be a browser issue, if so you could try putting an XSL:IF statement around the @nodeName and then returning a " & n b s p; " if the @nodeName is blank.
Cheers,
Chris
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