Subject: how do you get non-xhtml data through the XSL processor?
From: Evan Eustace <evan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 18:30:19 -0500
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We allow users to put chunks of HTML in the database, we call these
chunks wildcards.
In our XSLT stylesheet we want to be able to output those chunks as-is
to the output document.
In my XML source document I have will non-xhtml formatted html inside
CDATA tags:
<wildcard>
<![CDATA[
<br><br>
not-well-formed html
<br><br>
]]>
</wildcard>
but now when I do this:
<xsl:value-of select="wildcard"/>
the output has all of the angle brackets/chevrons, whatever you want to
call them in the HTML, formatted as entity chars like:
< >
so the above is output as:
<br><br>
not-well-formed html
<br><br>
When i remove the CDATA, and make the HTML well-formed, I get the same
problem.
The output of the processor is set to HTML.
Help !?! Anyone?
Thanks,
-Evan
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