RE: XSLT and non-closing HTML tags

Hi all,

On Mon, 22 Nov 1999, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:

>  > I'm working on a project to transform MathML into braille for blind people
>  > to read Math. I'm using XSLT to translate. The problem is, today the
>  > wysiwyg editors supporting MathML (eg Amaya or Ms Word with MathType) use
>  > HTML for the rest of the doc with non-closing tags (<BR>, <META>...), and
>  > XT gives me a parse error for these tags. Is there a way I can ignore them
> 
> this is why God (and devil Dave Raggett) gave you the application called
> "tidy", which can turn plain HTML into XML-correct HTML

I've also had success with David Brownell's SAX2 interface to JDK1.2's
HTML parser.

. . . Sean.



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