Debugging XSLT in Chrome

Question

I'm having trouble with an XSL translation in Chrome. I was wondering if there any tools that would allow me to step through the style sheet to see where the problem is.

Answer 1

• Use node tests to check the results of XPath queries.
• Use the document function to test file paths
• Use the JavaScript console to run XPath queries on the XML data source
• Use inline templates instead of xsl:include to eliminate path issues
• Use comments to eliminate xsl:include statements referencing buggy templates
• Use processing-instructions to comment blocks of code that have XML comments
• Use an embedded stylesheet to workaround same-origin policy restrictions
• Use input tags to print xsl:variable values.
• Use attribute value templates to print unknown values
• Use simplified stylesheets and parameterized XPath to modularize templates
• Use Opera as a cross-reference, since it shows line numbers in its XSLT error messages.