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I have some error in XPath selection, and I want to debug it. So I need to see XML.
How can I print XML to HTML directly without transformation and removing attributes?
Hi AlexR,
A very simple trick is to use this piece of code in your xslt which will get the xml of the current node in a textarea field:
<textarea><xsl-copy-of select="$currentPage" /></textarea>
Or, you could try to debug your xslt, as per instructions on my blog
Cheers,
/Dirk
Hi AlexR (and others interested),
I created a package that'll let you view the XML colourcoded and stripped down for easier debugging. Does a couple of other tricks too (like getting nodes by @nodeTypeAlias or @id and getting a media item's XML from the @id).
It's located here: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/xml-dump
Let me know if you like it or hate it :-)
/Chriztian
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How to print XML tree to html without transformation and removing attributes for debuging ?
I have some error in XPath selection, and I want to debug it. So I need to see XML.
How can I print XML to HTML directly without transformation and removing attributes?
Hi AlexR,
A very simple trick is to use this piece of code in your xslt which will get the xml of the current node in a textarea field:
Or, you could try to debug your xslt, as per instructions on my blog
Cheers,
/Dirk
Hi AlexR (and others interested),
I created a package that'll let you view the XML colourcoded and stripped down for easier debugging. Does a couple of other tricks too (like getting nodes by @nodeTypeAlias or @id and getting a media item's XML from the @id).
It's located here: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/xml-dump
Let me know if you like it or hate it :-)
/Chriztian
is working on a reply...