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Finally, this problem has been solved.
Using yarn instead of using npm solved the problem.
Remove node_modules and yarn install
After that, the problem has gone away.
Thank you.

EDIT (imgs-element not needed)

Wel just use xsl:apply-templates with a select="imgs" so a next template match will catch your imgs:

You can register English model separately

Because the formData is a type of FormData. It adds with .xlsx, will become a string. [object FormData].xlsx

You need to change it to filename, such as:

Try the following

Here are my experience with installing kivy:

• Make sure you don't use python version 3.9
• pip install kivy - does not work

create new project using Virtualenv and using python 3.7 (of course other versions can also work except 3.9)

then simply create requirements.txt file within root of your project if not yet exist and include kivy

Pycharm automatically asks if you want to install requirements.

Finally, verify

On Linux, in Eclipse 2020-06 (4.16) the required minimum GTK version has been increased from 3.14 to 3.20, but you have 3.18.9 which probably causes this issue.

The error message says it all.

I think the error is not in the XSLT but simply in your use of the PHP DOMDocument API, it has two methods, one called load you should use if you have a file name or file path or URI to the XML or XSLT you want to load, and another called loadXML you should use if you have a string with XML or XSLT code you want to parse.

The error you get suggests you use loadXML but don't pass in XML or XSLT code but the file name or path or URI of the XML or XSLT code. For that you should use the load method.

See http://sandbox.onlinephpfunctions.com/code/f080d3aedcc93d591018902724b7846eb063d36b which demonstrates that $doc->loadXML('foo.xml') generates the error DOMDocument::loadXML(): Start tag expected, '<' not found in Entity while $doc->loadXML('test'); would work fine. So change your loadXML calls to load calls in the PHP code.