Re: Loading an image in XSL

Justin:

Is it just a typo or did you really forget the > closing your image tag?
If it is a typo then any parser will complain as they assume the < opening
your image tag to be part of the tag and < is an illegal XML character

Carlos


On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, Foster, Justin (IT_Architecture) wrote:

|<xsl:if match="ROOT/PARENT/CHILD[@attr='1']>
|<img src="c:\windows\desktop\Stylesheet Files\bar-green3.gif"

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