We have CMS.NET running on IIS 6 that uses XSLT templates. XPath 1.0 seems to work (since we cannot use any 2.0 features).
How can we set or indicate that IIS should use XPath 2.0? Is it installed on one server or can we indicate which version to use for each application pool or for each site?
Thank you so much!
As far as I can tell (I have not seen a single final source on this). NET does not have support for XPath 2.0. I read things that offer it like this, but I can't run any XPath 2.0 functions without providing custom function definitions.
2.0.
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