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@ajtruckle the string in document() is taken as URI so I suppose the space characters need to be URL encoded. Some XSLT processors might be more lenient but I guess not the one Chromium use. I'm going to move this one to discussion board to see if community would provide more input. |
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Thanks for moving it here @novac42 . |
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Code:
<xsl:variable name="Translations" select="document('Group--Field%20Service%20Groups-Translations.xml')"/>
The above works. This fails:
<xsl:variable name="Translations" select="document('Group--Field Service Groups-Translations.xml')"/>
I don't know if the issue is WebView2 or Chromium. Other XSLT processors (like Saxon) can cope with spaces in file names.
Linked StackOverflow:
https://stackoverflow.com/q/76773553/2287576
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