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AW: suppression of the transformation of character entities in
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- Subject: AW: suppression of the transformation of character entities in XSLT?
- From: "Sascha Pogacar (XPECT MEDIA)" <sascha.pogacar@x...>
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 18:22:41 +0200
- Thread-index: AcMgfZaSNtzBMxAlTjSNxnMCSWKtOgAAGV0g
- Thread-topic: suppression of the transformation of character entities in XSLT?
Title: Nachricht
I
would be perfectly fine if the transformation wouldnt take place,
because the data is going to be presented in an later
IE and this would be fine.
best
Sascha Pogacar
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von:
Michael Kay [mailto:michael.h.kay@n...] Gesendet: Donnerstag,
22. Mai 2003 18:14 An: Sascha Pogacar (XPECT MEDIA);
xml-dev@l... Betreff: RE: suppression of the
transformation of character entities in XSLT?
You're best off asking XSLT coding questions on the xsl-list at http://www.mulberrytech.com
But
the chances are that the output is fine, it's just encoded in a format (UTF-8)
which your editor doesn't know how to display. Choose a different editor, or a
different output encoding (e.g. <xsl:output
encoding="iso-8859-1"/>).
Michael Kay
Hello, I
encounter a xslt-problem, which should be easy, but I dont find an
solution.
I have some
XML-Files which I am processing through an XSLT (on an IIS5 with MSXML
4.0) to split the files into various different other
XML-Files.
My problem is
the automatic transformation of the charachter entities like &#nnnn;
into whatever character they represent, with the result of skrewed up
content in the end.
Is there someone
out there who knows a solution for this, without using
CDATA.
thanks
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