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If you don't want a start tag with an attribute, then don't write <xsl:attribute .... Instead, just write the literal output that you want, which is something like <a href=<xsl:value-of select='....'/>> Praveen Shenoy said > I have a need to embed the html tag in the element so that it is > interpreted by the browser and rendered as it is. But anchor the tag is > showing up as it is instead of being interpreted by the browser. Here is > a fragment of the xml and xsl > Cheers, Tom P
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