Re: Special Characters display incorrectly in XSL

> The problems are many fold...  (example is below)
> 
> 1)  After the character is escaped and part of the XML, how do you display
> it correctly in XSL?

You have told the system not to use its normal mechanisms for correctly
displaying characters and to produce output that is probably well
formed, that is the meaning of:

disable-output-escaping="yes"


David

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