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Hi Peter,
But i have the para tags in within the text of the element so there is not need to worry about inserting the tags but now my problem is when i generate an html the tags are show as <p> thats the problem now is there a way so that i can output the tags as it is and these tags are in the cdata section of the element is ther a way to disable the escaping...
At Thursday, 29 March 2001, you wrote: >Hi Folks, > Is there a way to preserve the paragraph structure using xslt in >the resulting output html document because i have a well formed xml document >with a text field XML doesn't have "fields". Do you mean an element type named "text"? >and it is divided into paragraphs but when i generate a >html out of it i cannot maintain the paragraph structure in the resulting >html so is there a way to preserve the paragraph structure even in the >resulting structure i used If you're talking about preserving embedded newlines and tabs, no. That is not paragraph structure as seen by XML. As ?David said earlier, if your text guarantees to use only (for example) CR LF TAB for its "paragraphs", then you may be able to rig up some kind of interpretation but it won't be XML. If you want XML to handle what you are calling "paragraphs" then they MUST be marked up properly. If you want to convert text with ASCII-indent paragraphs, use a processor like Omnimark, which has a pattern-matching language specifically for doing this kind of thing, eg to intrude an end-tag followed by a new start-tag: find "%n%n" white-space+
output "</para>%n<para>"Then process the resulting file with XSL. ///Peter XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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