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Internet Explorer and table nesting

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Cyrilix

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I wonder if anyone has tried to do some table code with Internet Explorer and Firefox / Opera using XML/XSLT. If you try to nest <td> tags, Firefox and Opera will parse your XSLT one way, and IE will parse it another, meaning that you can't write XSLT that works with all of the parsers.

If in my XSLT, I do something along the lines of:

<table>
<tr>
<td>
<td>Text</td>
<td>Text</td>
</td>
</tr>
</table>

It won't display properly in IE, since IE's XSL parser won't nest my <td> tags. In Firefox and Opera, the parser will generate HTML output that will essentially show 2 mini <td> tables within the larger <td> table.

Anyone else bumped into this?
 
Sorry, don't see what you're talking about, they're displaying the same between IE7 and Firefox. Could be a IE6 thing

Why would you want to do that anyway? Why not use a new table inside the cell?
 
GaryS128 said:
Sorry, don't see what you're talking about, they're displaying the same between IE7 and Firefox. Could be a IE6 thing

Why would you want to do that anyway? Why not use a new table inside the cell?
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Hmm...I never thought of it that way...I always thought <td> within a <td> meant a nested table, but maybe not.

I will give this a try and see how it goes.

Thanks.
 
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