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There is a XSL file (thexsltfile.xsl) which uses xsl:import other XSL in the same folder.



xml_filename = 'input.xml'

xsl_filename = 'thexsltfile.xsl'



dom = etree.parse(xml_filename)

xslt = etree.parse(xsl_filename)

transform = etree.XSLT(xslt)

newdom = transform(dom)


It shows an error message:




lxml.etree.XSLTApplyError: Failed to evaluate the expression of variable testvalue.




The testvalue is located at another XSL file which thexsltfile.xsl is imported. It looks to me that the xsl:import is not working.



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There is a XSL file (thexsltfile.xsl) which uses xsl:import other XSL in the same folder.



xml_filename = 'input.xml'

xsl_filename = 'thexsltfile.xsl'



dom = etree.parse(xml_filename)

xslt = etree.parse(xsl_filename)

transform = etree.XSLT(xslt)

newdom = transform(dom)


It shows an error message:




lxml.etree.XSLTApplyError: Failed to evaluate the expression of variable testvalue.




The testvalue is located at another XSL file which thexsltfile.xsl is imported. It looks to me that the xsl:import is not working.



Did I miss something?






xml python-2.7 xslt







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    We can't diagnose errors for a description of the code. Post the XSLT.
    – Mads Hansen
    Nov 18 at 20:27













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There is a XSL file (thexsltfile.xsl) which uses xsl:import other XSL in the same folder.



xml_filename = 'input.xml'

xsl_filename = 'thexsltfile.xsl'



dom = etree.parse(xml_filename)

xslt = etree.parse(xsl_filename)

transform = etree.XSLT(xslt)

newdom = transform(dom)


It shows an error message:




lxml.etree.XSLTApplyError: Failed to evaluate the expression of variable testvalue.




The testvalue is located at another XSL file which thexsltfile.xsl is imported. It looks to me that the xsl:import is not working.



Did I miss something?






xml python-2.7 xslt







share|improve this question















There is a XSL file (thexsltfile.xsl) which uses xsl:import other XSL in the same folder.



xml_filename = 'input.xml'

xsl_filename = 'thexsltfile.xsl'



dom = etree.parse(xml_filename)

xslt = etree.parse(xsl_filename)

transform = etree.XSLT(xslt)

newdom = transform(dom)


It shows an error message:




lxml.etree.XSLTApplyError: Failed to evaluate the expression of variable testvalue.




The testvalue is located at another XSL file which thexsltfile.xsl is imported. It looks to me that the xsl:import is not working.



Did I miss something?






xml python-2.7 xslt




xml python-2.7 xslt






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    We can't diagnose errors for a description of the code. Post the XSLT.
    – Mads Hansen
    Nov 18 at 20:27














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    We can't diagnose errors for a description of the code. Post the XSLT.
    – Mads Hansen
    Nov 18 at 20:27








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We can't diagnose errors for a description of the code. Post the XSLT.
– Mads Hansen
Nov 18 at 20:27




We can't diagnose errors for a description of the code. Post the XSLT.
– Mads Hansen
Nov 18 at 20:27

















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