Andy B. wrote:
Thank you so much, Hussein!
I used alternative #1 (with a slight addition). That made a big
difference, although not as big as you experienced. I used
---
object:before
{
color: black;
font-family: sans-serif;
font-size: 100%;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: normal;
content:text-field(attribute, type, columns, 8, font-size,
small,background-color,object-background-color())
text(xpath("(/xxxxxpaper/styledPaper/xxxxPaper|/xxxxPaper)/types/type[@id=current()/@type]/@before"),background-color,object-background-color())
;
}
---
and
---
\object:after
{
content:text(xpath("(/xxxxxpaper/styledPaper/xxxxPaper|/xxxxPaper)/types/type[@id=current()/@type]/@after"),background-color,object-background-color())
;
}
---
That is, the difference is in the xpath:
xpath("(/xxxxxpaper/styledPaper/xxxxPaper|/xxxxPaper)/...
I did this because the top level element is xxxxxpaper when there is a
publisher style sheet and the top level element is xxxxPaper when there
is no publisher style sheet.
For me, it went from 13:30 minutes down to 5:27 minutes to load.
This confirms that what I wrote you is correct. Something like
text(xpath("id(@type)/...")) is indeed extremely slow.
While that's a huge difference it doesn't match the 10 seconds you got. Did
you also make some other CSS loading improvements that XXE 7.3 does not
have?
Sorry. Yes, you are right.
I did a change which I thought was insignificant. This very minor change
--removing one useless line of code-- was related to "label(xpath,...)"
(http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/csssupport/label.html).
Without this change, the JJJ.xml document takes about 3 minutes to load.
With this change, I confirm that the JJJ.xml document takes about 10
seconds to load.
Note that even with:
xpath("(/xxxxxpaper/styledPaper/xxxxPaper|/xxxxPaper)/...
it still takes about 10 seconds to load, which is good news.
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