6.7.1 Cases Where XSLT Does Not Report Errors
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1 |
If an expression that combines operands other than the node set with | operators is coded in the select attribute of the xsl:copy-of element, the XSLT transformer does not report the error. |
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2 |
When the select attribute of the xsl:for-each element contains a character that is not permitted for the XPath expression, for example, ~ or #, the XSLT transformer does not report the error. |
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3 |
If you specify a character string that does not match the QName rule for the cdata-section-elements attribute of the xsl:output element, the XSLT transformer does not report the error. |
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4 |
If you specify an argument other than character string type for the element-available and function-available functions, the XSLT transformer does not report the error. |